Navigate to Management Console > Application Management > Notification Parameters.
The application will present a list of Notification Parameters along with the respective values.
Select any of them, update the parameter value and click on the Update button to store the changes in the database.
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The system uses the above parameters as retention period for the various message types. Messages older than the retention period are stored in the Long Term Archive in the cloud and deleted from EIS. The association between the message types and the respective retention period is the following:
| Message Type | Notification Parameter | Retention Period in Days |
|---|---|---|
| MS2SSN_Ship_Not | MRS_PERIOD | 180 |
| MS2SSN_PortPlus_Not | PORTPLUS_PERIOD | 180 |
| MS2SSN_Exemption_Not | EXEMPTION_PERIOD | 7300 |
| MS2SSN_IncidentDetail_Not | ALERT_PERIOD | 2000 |
| All other types | OTHER_PERIOD | 180 |
The retention period for ES2SSN_IncidentDetail_Not is the same as that for MS2SSN_IncidentDetail_Not.
AIS_PERIOD will be removed once the v4 Services are decommissioned print-screen the application presents the number of days during which the AIS, ALERT, MRS and PORTPLUS Notifications are taken into consideration by the various functionalities of the system.
For instance the system will not retrieve Incidents Notifications older than 1827 days when searching for such Notifications via the Graphical User Interface. Similar is the use of the respective periods for AIS and MRS.
The PORTPLUS_PERIOD on the other hand is used only also by the Voyage Correlation process which does not take into consideration PortPlus Notifications older than 120 the configured number of days, when these Notifications are associated with a particular Voyage.
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