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Viewing and Changing the Reports Server Configuration Files
* Minimum Engines (minEngine): The minimum number of this type of
engine maintained on the server. . Refer to engine for more information on
the various engine properties available for the Reports Server.
* Maximum Jobs Before Shutdown(engLife): Displays the ceiling of jobs
that must be completed before the engine is shut down. Refer to engine for
more information on the various engine properties available for the
Reports Server.
* Maximum Idle Before Shutdown (maxIdle)(minutes): The number of
minutes of allowable idle time before the engine is shut down, provided
the current number of engines is higher than minEngine. Refer to engine
for more information on the various engine properties available for the
Reports Server.
* JVM Option(Optional): The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) options to be
used by the Reports Server when it starts an engine in the JVM. Refer to
engine for more information on the various engine properties available for
the Reports Server.
b. Reports Server Parameters:
* Cache Size(MB): The file size in mega bytes (MB) for the Reports
Server’s cache. Refer to cache for more information on the cache
properties.
* Cache Directory (Optional): The location of the Reports Server cache.
Refer to cache for more information on the cache properties.
* Maximum Cached Files (Optional): The ceiling on the number of files
allowed in the cache. Refer to cache for more information on the cache
properties.
* Ignore Parameters (Optional): Any report parameters you want to be
ignored when the Reports Server constructs the cache key. (The cache key
is used by the Reports Server to determine if an incoming job request
matches existing output in the cache.) Refer to cache for more information
on the cache properties.
* Idle Timeout (minutes) (Optional): Allowable amount of time in
minutes the connection can be idle. Refer to connection for more
information on the various connection properties.
* Maximum Connections (Optional): The maximum number of requests
that the server can service simultaneously. Requests in excess of the
maxConnect value return a Java exception. Refer to connection for more
information on the various connection properties.
* Maximum Queue Size: The maximum number of jobs that can be held
in a given Reports Server job queue. Refer to queue for more information
on the various queue properties.
* Trace Options: Refer to trace for more information on the available
trace options. The default trace option considered when no option is
specified is trace_replace.
c. Click OK to save the changes changes made to the engine and server
parameters to the Reports Server configuration file. A Confirmation page is
displayed. Click Yes to restart the server.
Note: You must restart the server for your changes to take effect.
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