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7. To ensure that you can use the queues effectively, remove the inverted
database trait and apply the refresh database trait to them. This can be
done by removing the check mark from the Inverted check box on the
User Interface tab of the Queue Properties dialog box at any iNEWS
Workstation.
For more information about assigning database traits to queues, see
Chapter 5 of the
iNEWS Newsroom Computer System Operations
Manual.
8. Assign a write security group to your event and composite list queues
to ensure that only the monitor server makes changes to the composite
and event lists. It is recommended that you restrict writing access of
these queues to superusers.
For more information on how to assign write groups to queues, see
“Group Traits for the Database” in Chapter 6 of the
iNEWS Newsroom
Computer System Operations Manual .
After the composite and event list queues are created, the monitor server
must be created—as described in step
1 on page 37 —and mapped to them.
This will enable the monitor server to determine the queue where the
composite list should be placed and the directory where the event list
queues are located. The procedures for mapping the monitor server to
composite and event list queues are explained in
“Create an Entry in the
SYSTEM.MAP Story” on page55 .
Step 3: Set Up Queue and Story Forms
Add MOS Gateway fields to existing rundown queue and story forms in
iNEWS. These fields are explained in
Table 1 .
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For a field to exist in a queue form, it must also exist in a story form. Refer
to Chapter 8 in the iNEWS Newsroom Computer System Operations
Manual for details on creating or modifying forms and other form field
types.
The relationship of fields pertaining to time calculations, such as RUNS-
TIME and MOS-DURATION, is explained further in
“Calculating
Duration in Time Fields” on page 50 .