OSB::Operational Settings in the Customization File

Hi,
In OSB, I was wondering is there any way to put in the Operational Settings (like Monitoring and Aggregation Interval) as well as SLA Alerts in the Customization File that we generate from the sbconsole.
I dont seem to be getting the values as <Monitoring> is enabled or not, in the Customization File that we create.
Hope the question is clear.
Regards

Hi,
You can use customization files to make changes to environment values as well as to change references within resources. It is not meant to change the Operational Settings or any other configuration.
Regards,
Anuj

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Mani,
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2. Use only one of the above and remove the other to avoid confusion.
( Adv - You have the stripped down version of the customization file that has just the stuff you need.
Disadv - If you need to add additional configuration, then you might have to regenerate the customization file again.)
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