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+{
+  "file-explorer": true,
+  "global-search": true,
+  "switcher": true,
+  "graph": true,
+  "backlink": true,
+  "outgoing-link": true,
+  "tag-pane": true,
+  "page-preview": true,
+  "daily-notes": true,
+  "templates": true,
+  "note-composer": true,
+  "command-palette": true,
+  "slash-command": false,
+  "editor-status": true,
+  "markdown-importer": false,
+  "zk-prefixer": false,
+  "random-note": false,
+  "outline": true,
+  "word-count": true,
+  "slides": false,
+  "audio-recorder": false,
+  "workspaces": false,
+  "file-recovery": true,
+  "publish": false,
+  "sync": false,
+  "canvas": true,
+  "bookmarks": true
+}
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   "note-composer",
   "command-palette",
   "editor-status",
-  "starred",
+  "bookmarks",
   "outline",
   "word-count",
   "file-recovery"
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@@ -12,3 +12,4 @@ nav:
     - Connect to Snowflake: snowflake-tutorial
     - Active learning: active-learning
     - Link Intrusion Detection Systems to Open-Source INTelligence: tutorial-how-to-link-ids-to-osint
+    - Project and Global Varibles: di-variables
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+---
+icon: material/variable-box
+tags:
+  - KnowledgeGraph
+---
+# Build Variables
+
+## Introduction
+
+Build variables are used to configure and customize build workflow and processes.
+These variables define various aspects of the integration tasks, such as the source target data formats, transformation rules, mapping definitions etc.
+The variables are not technically typed.
+They can be used in most Build configuration and input fields that take inputs of the following data types:
+
+-   simple text/string parameters (any string),
+-   integer parameters (any integer),
+-   and boolean values (`true`/`false`).
+
+Two kinds of variables can be defined:
+
+**Global variables** 
+
+:   It is defined by the administrator in the configuration file at deployment time and cannot be set by a normal user.
+
+**Project variables (User-defined)** 
+
+:   It is defined by the user in the UI.
+    Project variables can only be used in the same project.
+    If a project is exported those will be exported as well.
+
+Build variables can be particularly useful in scenarios where multiple tasks or components within a system need access to the same data or configuration values.
+Instead of repeating the same information in multiple places, project variables provide a centralized and reusable way to store and retrieve these values.
+
+## Benefits of using variables
+
+1. When sending an email to all employees, instead of manually typing or copy pasting each email address, you can conveniently store all the email addresses once and utilize them with a single word.
+    This saves time and ensures that no email addresses are missed or incorrectly entered.
+
+2. Another scenario where variables can be beneficial is when dealing with lengthy or hard-to-remember values.
+    For instance, consider the value "xmhnjnnjkmnlbbhbvfhnbjkm".
+    By assigning it to a variable, you can store it once and easily recall it whenever needed.
+    This avoids the need to repeatedly type or remember complex values, enhancing efficiency and accuracy in documentation and other tasks.
+
+3. In software development, when working with URLs or file paths that are long or subject to change, you can store them in variables.
+    This allows for easy modification and reuse throughout the codebase, reducing the chances of errors and making maintenance more efficient.
+    For example, you can assign a URL like "<https://example.com/api/data>" to a variable named `apiURL` for consistent referencing.
+
+4. When creating templates or form letters, variables can be used to personalize the content.
+    For instance, you can include variables such as {firstName}, {lastName}, and {companyName} to dynamically populate the recipient's name and company information.
+    This way, you can generate customized communications quickly without manually editing each instance.
+
+5. You can save the message, port, host or IP address, tokens, passwords, properties etc.
+
+The use of variables provides flexibility, efficiency, and consistency, making it easier to manage complex or frequently used values across various tasks and documents.
+
+## Global Variables
+
+Global variables are statically defined in the `dataintegration.conf` configuration file.
+They are set in a section like in the example below:
+
+```conf
+###############################################
+### Global Variables
+###############################################
+
+config.variables = {
+  # Template engine
+  # Can be disabled by setting: engine = "disabled"
+  engine = "jinja"
+
+  global = {
+    # Insert global variables here
+    jdbcPassword = "secret"
+    # more key/value pairs ...
+    # key = "value"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Global variables are used in the same way as project variables.
+Which is described in the following sections.
+
+## Project Variables
+
+### Adding Variables
+
+Login to eccenca Corporate Memory, select the build module and click on the project to open.
+
+![Build projects overview](di-var-project-select.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+On the right side of the page you can see the variable section Click on :eccenca-item-add-artefact: to add the variables.
+
+![](di-var-add-variable.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+The variable definition dialog opens.
+Type the name, value and description of the variable.
+
+!!! note
+
+    Variable names may only consist of uppercase and lowercase letters (`A-Z` , `a-z`), digits (`0-9`), and the underscore character (`_`).
+    Space in variable names is not supported hence Instead of space we can use underscore `_` to name the variable.
+    In addition, the first character of a variable name cannot be a digit.
+
+!!! example
+
+    We have to send an email to all the team members.
+    Instead of typing or copy pasting all the mail id we can add all the email ids in variable and use whenever we require.
+
+Type name as `email_ids`, in values we have updated all the email id’s of the team member’s and in description we have updated as email address then click on **Add**.
+
+![](di-var-email-definition.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+!!! success "Step Result"
+
+    The email_ids variable is added as shown below.
+
+    ![](di-var-email-defined.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+### Using Variables
+
+Let's see how these variables are useful.
+
+Click on the symbol **{#}** it turns blue in colour it means the variables feature is active then click in the To option and type `{{email_ids}}`.
+
+!!! note
+
+    Always use double curly brackets `{{` to use the variables.
+    When you start typing the variable name it shows you the variable name that you can use as shown below.
+
+    ![](di-var-email-usage.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+Select the `project.email_ids` and include the double curly brackets at last.
+
+![](di-var-email-usage-2.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+!!! success "Step Result"
+
+    The email address of all the team members has been updated in the email field. 
+
+    As shown in the below image you can see the Evaluated template value as all the email id addresses we have added in the variable.
+
+    ![](di-var-value-evaluation.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+!!! example
+
+    The password is hard to remember and we used this password frequently then  we can add this password in variable for reusable.
+
+Same as above, add the variable click on :eccenca-item-add-artefact: and type name as `password`, value as `xmhnjnnjkmnlbbhbvfhnbjkm` and in the description `Gmail account password` as shown below then click on **Add**.
+
+![](di-var-password-definition.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+!!! success "Step Result"
+
+    The password variable is added.
+
+Let's see how this variable can be used.
+
+Click on the symbol **{#}** it turns blue in color. It means the variable's feature is active then click in the **Password** option and type `{{password}}` select the option as shown below and click on **Update**.
+
+![](di-var-password-usage.png){ class="bordered" }
+
+!!! success "Step result"
+
+    The complex password is added in the password field easily.
+
+!!! note
+
+    Parameters that are typed as password will not show the evaluated template for security reasons and should only show after you saved the operator.