CoreConfigSettingIds Class

The length of time a user needs to wait after hitting the account lockout threshold. A value of 0 indicates an administrator is required to unlock the account.

The number of consecutive failed logon attempts which will cause an account to become locked.

A regular expression indicating the pattern for e-mail addresses which should be automatically approved for account registrations. Leave empty to disable auto-approval.

The email address of the person who receives account registration notifications. If empty, the email address of the maintainer will be used.

If enabled, a notification will be sent to the system maintainer when there is a new account registration request auto approved.

A value indicating whether the account registration feature is enabled.

If enabled, a notification will be sent to the system maintainer when there is a new account registration request created.

The distinguished name (DN) of the container to use when binding to Active Directory. If empty, no container will be specified in the Active Directory connection.

Options affecting how the connection to Active Directory is made.

The password to use when connecting to Active Directory. Required if a user name is specified.

The server name of the domain controller. Leave blank for serverless binding.

The user name to use when connecting to Active Directory. Leave blank to use the credentials of the server.

A JSON array containing information about any Active Directory forest which needs to work with the application.

Specifies which Active Directory API should be used to query for group members.

Specifies whether the application is required to support multiple domains.

Indicates whether the Active Directory server supports simple bind connections using Secure Sockets Layer. If disabled, validation of user-entered Windows credentials will cause the system to perform the additional step of translating the supplied down-level logon name to "user principal name" format. Set this to if your Active Directory domain controllers are not configured to support SSL connections using "Simple Bind".

A white list of IP addresses to which administrator sessions will be restricted.

If enabled, all nodes in a server farm will immediately reload in-memory models as soon as they are built, rather than loading it on-demand.

The cache polling interval in milliseconds.

Physical memory percent threshold for cache.

Number of CPU cores dedicated to in-memory cube processing.

Maximum wait time for loading from data warehouse.

The maximum number of nodes in a cache page.

The minimum number of nodes in a cache page.

Max number of records loaded into memory before compression.

Flag to allow or disallow the automatic join of data cubes. When the operation is disallowed, a user dragging elements from multiple data cubes will receive an InvalidOperationException.

A list of data provider IDs. If empty, any data provider may be used. Otherwise, non-admin users will only be able to save data connectors which use a provider from the list. System administrators are not subject to this limitation.

A list of delivery provider IDs. If empty, any delivery provider may be used. Otherwise, non-admin users will only be able to use providers from the list. System administrators are not subject to this limitation.

A list of export provider IDs. If empty, any export provider may be used. Otherwise, non-admin users will only be able to use providers from the list. System administrators are not subject to this limitation.

Specifies which security protocols are enabled for Schannel connections originating from the application.

If enabled, each tenant may have its own warehouse override DB.

If disabled, data providers will not allow using file-based data sources accessed via a user-specified location (e.g. a URL or UNC path).

A white list of IP addresses from which logons (including administrator logons) are always allowed.

The amount of time a query to the application database is allowed to run before it is terminated with an error.

Specifies whether a fix should be applied on eligible scheduled health checks if needed.

Specifies whether user projects are automatically created when a user logs on for the first time.

Specifies whether thumbnails should be automatically generated for a View when it is checked in.

The path where BLOB files are saved temporarily. If set to Empty, the BLOBFiles folder under AppDataPath is used.

The time interval at which the application should poll for broadcast messages. If set to zero, broadcast message polling will be disabled (not recommended).

The amount of time a database bulk copy operation is allowed to run before it is terminated with an error.

The interval at which the global system cleanup job is run.

Number of exports that can run concurrently.

The extension to use as the custom provider for accounts.

The approximate time that a custom attribute definition will be cached in memory before it must be refreshed from the database. A value of zero disables caching of custom attribute definitions.

The extension to use as the custom broadcast provider.

The configuration custom colors. Value is a JSON array containing the properties of the colors.

The extension to use as the custom provider for group memberships.

The extension to use as the custom provider for groups.

The extension to use as the custom provider for tenants.

The username for Data Discovery built-in data connector.

The password for the built-in "admin" user in the Data Discovery module.

The URL of the Data Discovery module.

The URL of the Data Storage micro-service. If empty, application will use build storages locally.

The connection string to the data warehouse database.

The password to use in the data warehouse database connection string.

The amount of time a query to the data warehouse database is allowed to run before it is terminated with an error.

The name of the default culture of the application. If a culture for an account cannot be determined at logon time, this culture will be associated with the logon session.

The default email delivery provider ID.

The default query timeout, measured in seconds, to be used for all data providers.

The ID of the default time zone of the application. If a time zone for an account cannot be determined at logon time, this time zone will be associated with the logon session.

Allows specifying deployment flags to the application.

Allows specifying diagnostic flags to the application.

The email delivery type to be used by the application.

Email pickup directory location.

The sender of the email messages sent by the email service.

The amount of time after which an SMTP operation fails.

If enabled, SSL will be used when connecting to the SMTP server.

The SMTP server (used when the email delivery type is SMTP).

The password for SMTP server authentication.

The username for SMTP server authentication.

Specifies whether the application should automatically check to see if a new version is available.

The maximum size, in megabytes, that the in-memory entity cache is permitted to consume. A value of 0 indicates that the size should be determined automatically by the system. A value of -1 indicates that the cache should be disabled.

Lifetime of result files created during export.

The URL of the Export micro-service. If empty, application will use local exporting.

The URL for regular users of the application.

Specifies whether the debug screen may be shown during a federated authentication operation.

An explicit URL for the Dundas Federated Authentication Bridge web application.

The configuration manifest for federated authentication. Value is a JSON array containing the properties of any desired federated authentication providers.

The number of days for which the system will cache the external group accounts to which an external user account belongs. A value of 0 disables federated group membership caching, and a value of -1 indicates that the lifetime should be infinite.

The approximate time that a file system entry will be cached before it becomes invalid.

The maximum number of entries which are stored in the most-recently-used list for a specific account.

The gateway client connection pool downscale timeout for the data gateway hub.

The gateway client connection pool max size for the data gateway hub.

The gateway client connection pool min size for the data gateway hub.

The gateway client connection pool timeout for the data gateway hub.

The gateway hub client connection server timeout.

The URL for the data gateway hub.

The configuration manifest for the data gateway. Value is a JSON array containing the properties of any gateway servers which should be available to the application.

The maximum time that the Gateway will wait for data requests that have a command timeout set to 0.

Specifies whether the result of the scheduled health checks is emailed to the maintainer.

The format used to generate help links. This can contain placeholders such as "{Version}" for the product version and "{TopicRef}" for the help topic.

Specifies whether the stack trace should stripped from error details before those details are exposed to end users.

The approximate time interval for which the in-memory hierarchy cache is allowed to store a new result. A value of zero disables caching of hierarchy members.

The maximum size, in megabytes, that the in-memory hierarchy cache is permitted to consume. A value of 0 indicates that the size should be determined automatically by the system.

The ID/Keys keywords used as prefixes or suffixes to determine if a data column is to be categorized as a hierarchy.

The number of days after which an inactive server's server-specific data will be automatically purged. A value of 0 indicates that server-specific data should never be automatically purged.

The instance ID associated with the application.

An instance name.

The URL used internally to connect to the application (e.g. for automated dashboard export and the scheduler service).

Maximum age of the job events in days; older events will be automatically purged.

The maximum number of times the system will attempt to execute a job run before giving up when the job run fails.

Specifies the accounts which will get an email notification when a job fails.

The period of time that needs to pass between one job failure email and the next one. A value of00:00:00 indicates that the job failure emails will be sent for every job failure, with no throttling.

The interval at which the license activation is automatically refreshed. A value of Zero disables automatic activation refresh.

The amount of time to wait before an HTTP-based license activation request times out.

The URL to use for license activation, if a custom URL is allowed.

The maximum number of CPU cores that a single server is allowed to use for the application. A value of 0 indicates that there is no specified limit.

The number of CPU cores to skip before selecting the CPU cores to use for the application.

If enabled, the system maintainer will receive an e-mail notification the first time an elastic licensed seat is used to allow an additional logon in any given elasticity period.

The number of days before a license expires at which point the system maintainer will get an email with a reminder about the expiring license. Set to -1 to disable this reminder.

A key which can be used to access application functionality locally without authenticating.

The interval at which cleanup tasks are run on all connected servers.

If enabled, once a logon session has activity originating from a specific IP address, any further activity associated with that session must also come from that same IP address.

Specifies whether writing to the log file stream flushes the buffer. Applicable only when logging to file is enabled.

Specifies the path where log files will be written. If set to Empty, the Log folder under AppDataPath is used. Applicable only when logging to file is enabled.

Maximum age of the log entries in days; older log entries will be automatically deleted.

Specifies which category/level combinations should be logged.

Specifies whether logging to database is enabled.

Specifies whether logging to file is enabled.

The number of days that logon history records are kept before getting deleted. A value of 0 indicates that logon history will not be saved, and a value of -1 indicates that logon history records should be kept indefinitely.

The enabled methods for logging on. If none are selected, only local users with administrative privileges will be permitted to log on.

The duration a logon token remains valid once it is created.

The extension to use as the machine learning provider for machine learning capabilities.

The email address of the person who maintains the instance of Dundas BI. If empty, the email address of the system administrator will be used.

The maximum resource file size (in bytes). A value of 0 indicates that there is no limit.

The maximum number of result cells loaded without warning the user of the potential resource cost.

The maximum static resource file size (in bytes). A value of 0 indicates that there is no limit.

The approximate time that an account, group, or tenant will be cached in memory before it becomes invalid.

The approximate time that basic information about an account or group (e.g. name, display name) will be cached in memory before it becomes invalid.

The minimum number of records loaded irrespective of paginations from relational tables.

A comma-separated, case-insensitive list of email address domains, which acts as a whitelist for user-specified email addresses of notification recipients. If empty, no domain restrictions are applied.

A value indicating whether users are allowed to specify custom email recipients for notifications.

A value indicating whether exports generated for recipients must be generated using recipient account.

The approximate time interval for which the OLAP cube cache is allowed to store new cubes. A value of zero disables caching of OLAP cubes.

The maximum size, in megabytes, that the OLAP cube cache is permitted to consume. A value of 0 indicates that the size should be determined automatically by the system.

The minimum number of milliseconds a data retrieval operation takes for the metric set optimizer to consider analysis necessary.

Indicates whether users are allowed to change their password.

Indicates whether a user's password may contain the user name.

Specifies the maximum age of a local user account's password before it needs to be changed. A value of 0 indicates that passwords never expire.

The maximum length of a user's password.

The minimum length of a user's password.

The number of unique passwords (or password variations) that must be used before a previous password is reused.

The minimum age of a recent password, before it can be reused.

Indicates whether a user's password must contain at least one letter and one number.

Indicates whether a user's password must contain at least one uppercase letter and one lowercase letter.

Indicates whether a user's password must contain at least one symbol/punctuation character.

The duration a password reset token remains valid once it is created.

Maximum age of unused performance statistics in days; records not updated within this time frame will be automatically deleted. A value of 0 indicates that performance statistics will not be saved, and a value of -1 indicates that performance statistics should be kept indefinitely.

The number of total power user elastic hour prior to its exhaustion before a notification email is sent to admin.

The URL of the Python micro-service. If empty, application will use local Python.

Maximum age of the recycled items in days; older recycled items will be automatically deleted. A value of 0 indicates that recycled items will never be automatically deleted.

A value indicating whether URIs used for federated authentication must be secure (i.e. HTTPS).

The approximate time interval for which the in-memory result cache is allowed to store a new result. A value of zero disables caching of data results.

The maximum size, in megabytes, that the in-memory result cache is permitted to consume. A value of 0 indicates that the size should be determined automatically by the system.

A list of health check IDs. If empty, no health checks will be run on schedule.

The interval for which pending scheduled tasks are polled.

The approximate time that a session will be cached in memory before it must be refreshed from the database. A value of zero disables caching of sessions (not recommended).

The length of time a user needs to wait after hitting the account lockout threshold. A value of 0 indicates an administrator is required to unlock the account.

The signing certificate for the application from the Windows certificate store.

The password corresponding to the specified signing certificate.

The path to the signing certificate for the application to use on Linux systems.

The number of total standard user elastic hour prior to its exhaustion before a notification email is sent to admin.

The approximate time that a token definition will be cached in memory before it must be refreshed from the database. A value of zero disables caching of token definitions.

The IP addresses of trusted proxy servers.

Specifies whether the usage tracking feature for dashboards and reports is enabled.

Maximum age of view usage tracking data in days; older data will be automatically purged. A value of 0 indicates that usage tracking data will never be purged.

The bulk insert batch size. Specifies the batch size to use for SQL bulk insert operations in the Warehouse database. If zero, bulk insert operations take place in a single batch in a single transaction. If non-zero, records are batched and each batch is committed in a separate database transaction.

A comma-separated list of domain suffixes which identify Windows account names in User Principal Name format.

The format to use for Windows user account names.