Add trigger and metrics to the monitor model

Add a trigger and metrics to the model so that it can be tested later.

1. Right-click MonitorAdapterModule and select New > Trigger.
   
2. For Name, type JDBCInbound Entry Trigger and then click OK.
3. On the right panel, click Add. Select JDBCInboundInterface.createDb2adminCustomerBGEntry and then click OK.
4. Add the FName metric using the following steps:
   1. Right-click MonitorAdapterModule and select New-> > Metric.
   2. For the Name, type FName Metric. Click OK.
   3. On the right panel, click Add under Metric Value Expressions.
   4. Click in the space under Trigger. Click … and select JDBCInbound Entry Trigger. Then click OK.
   5. Click in the space under Expression and press Ctrl+Spacebar to use the content assist function. Go to MonitorAdapterMMMonitorAdapterModuleJDBCInboundInterface.createDb2adminCustomerBGENTRYcreateDB2AdminCustomerBGInput:Db2adminCustomerDb2adminCustomer:Db2adminCustomer: Db2adminCustomer:Db2adminCustomer.
   6. Double click fname. The FName Metric is finished and will be assigned the fname from the service data object received from the adapter.
5. Add the LName Metric with JDBCInbound Entry Trigger and expression using the same process.JDBCInboundInterface.createDb2adminCustomerBGENTRY.createDb2AdminCustomerInput:Db2AdminCustomerBG.Db2AdminCustomer/lname.
6. Add CCode Metric with JDBCInbound Entry Trigger and expression JDBCInboundInterface.createDb2adminCustomerBGENTRY.createDb2AdminCustomerInput:Db2AdminCustomerBG.Db2AdminCustomer/ccode. Select A value is required for this metric and type 'notspecified' for the Default Value.
7. Add Is Gold Customer Metric. Set the type to Boolean with the trigger JDBCInbound Entry Trigger and the following expression:

   if (JDBCInboundInterface.createDb2adminCustomerBGENTRY/createDb2adminCustomerBGInput/Db2adminCustomer/ccode eq 'Gold') then fn:true() else fn:false()

8. Save the monitor model.