ManualMapperDefaultPriority
Registry
ManualMapperDefaultPriority
helps to resolve conflicting
assignments of an executable (or directory) to an application for which usage is being tracked
using the manual mapper.
For application usage tracking, only one application can “own” a file or directory. Where
more than one application being tracked specifies the same file or directory, the value of the
manual mapper Priority
preference is used to resolve which application the
file or directory is assigned to for tracking. This resolution process occurs at the time the
application is being specified for tracking: the application with the highest value for
Priority
owns the file or directory for usage tracking. Where more than one
application specifies the same file or directory for usage tracking, and both have identical
priorities, the application whose usage tracking is most recently defined takes precedence.
The value of ManualMapperDefaultPriority
is assigned to those applications
in the manual mapper where no specific Priority
is assigned.
The default value for this preference, 20
, is set higher than the internal
value assigned to other data sources such as Windows Installer, Add/Remove Programs, and so
on. These alternate data source are each assigned a priority of 10, meaning that by default,
manual mapper entries have priority for specifying usage tracking details. (The order in which
usage tracking data is constructed is: the Manual Mapper preference values, native package
format, and Add/Remove Programs.)
Values
Values / range |
Integer between 1 and 10000. |
Default value |
20 |
Example value |
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Registry
Installed by |
Code internals, or manual configuration. |
Computer preference |
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