The DiscoServerSettingsCommon.properties file

The idle time in minutes after which the end user is logged out. The value of this setting must be greater than AlertBeforeIdleLogoutMinutes.

By default, the value is 15

The time in minutes the end user is alerted prior to being logged out due to inactivity. The value of this setting must be less than IdleLogoutMinutes.

By default, the value is 2

Forces logout to always be available for all authentication methods.

By default, the value is false

The file that specifies what options are available to users when they view and filter results.

The file that is used to specify specific group access to commands.

Turn on or off the scheduling of indexing Setting this option to false disables the scheduler and should be used when ingesting large amounts of data.

By default, the value is true

The interval time in seconds between the checks of the Solr cluster status.

By default, the value is 60

The time in seconds after which the server can cancel a search, resulting in an error. This is not an absolute limit. A search might continue to run for several seconds after the limit is reached, but it should terminate within a reasonable time. A zero setting disables search timeout.

By default, the value is 60

The minimum number of characters (not counting asterisks) that must be provided in a wildcard text search query that contains asterisks.

By default, the value is 0

The minimum number of characters (not counting question marks or asterisks) that must be provided in a wildcard text search query that contains question marks.

By default, the value is 0

The maximum Levenshtein distance for spelled-like text searches. The allowed values are 2, 1, and 0. Set the value to 0 to turn off spelled-like text searches.

By default, the value is 2

The minimum number of characters (not counting asterisks) that must be provided in a visual query condition that contains or implies asterisks. (Matches wildcard pattern; Starts with; Ends with; Contains)

By default, the value is 0

The minimum number of characters (not counting question marks or asterisks) that must be provided in a visual query condition that contains question marks. (Matches wildcard pattern)

By default, the value is 0

The file that specifies what operators are valid in visual query conditions that involve particular property types of particular item types.

The maximum number of values in the value list of a visual query condition.

By default, the value is 10000

The maximum number of notes that can be added to a record.

By default, the value is 50

The maximum number of records that can be deleted in one request.

By default, the value is 500

The maximum number of source identifiers that can be present on a record.

By default, the value is 50

The maximum number of records to send as seeds to any i2 Connect service in a "DAOD" or "combined" deployment.

By default, the value is 500

The time of day to run the Visual Queries that are saved with alerting enabled. The format is HH:mm, HH is the hour of the day in a 24-hour time format, 00-23, and mm is the number of minutes past the hour, 00-59.

By default, the value is 00:00

The soft limit for the maximum number of results that can be returned for an Expand operation.

By default, the value is 0

The file that restricts the source names and types that users can specify in source references when creating and importing records.

The maximum number of link end combinations that are searched for when performing link matching.

By default, the value is 100

The length of time for which the server retains unsaved changes to a chart across user sessions. Any change to an unsaved chart resets the timer.

By default, the value is 7

The schedule on which to clean up unsaved changes to charts when ChartUnsavedChangesLifespanDays is exceeded. The format is a Unix C cron expression.

By default, the value is 0 0 * * 0

The action to perform when records in an i2 Connect result set match other records in the set. The permitted values for this setting are IGNORE, UNITE, and MERGE.

By default, the value is IGNORE

Enables a welcome page that is displayed when a user first connects from Analyst's Notebook 10.

By default, the value is false

Enables a privacy agreement that users must accept during login in order to access the i2 Analyze server.

By default, the value is false

The period after which a user who has accepted the privacy agreement must read and accept it again. When this property has no value, users do not see the agreement again until the mechanism is reset.

Enables the generation of server metrics for the consumption of monitoring software such as Prometheus.

By default, the value is false

The schedule on which to reload information from any specified security dimension values provider. These settings have an effect only when a provider class is specified in the security schema. Reasonable values for the units setting are MINUTES, HOURS, and DAYS.

By default, the value is 15

By default, the value is MINUTES

A timeout on the duration of calls to a dimension values provider. If a call doesn't return within the configured period, an exception is thrown. Reasonable values for the units setting are SECONDS and MINUTES.

By default, the value is 60

By default, the value is SECONDS

A timeout on the duration of calls to the permissions provider. If a call doesn't return within the configured period, an exception is thrown. Reasonable values for the units setting are SECONDS and MINUTES.

By default, the value is 60

By default, the value is SECONDS

The maximum size in megabytes of a chartlet that a user creates when they share records. Chartlets are stored in Solr, so raising this limit might require extra Solr storage resources.

By default, the value is 100

The lifespan of a chartlet determines how long it remains in the index before it becomes eligible for deletion. The lifespan is a combination of magnitude and units. The units can be SECONDS, MINUTES, HOURS, or DAYS.

By default, the value is 7

By default, the value is DAYS

The display name for the deployment, which might appear in a client user interface.