Managed Count—Number of Interactive Reporting service processes to manage
Monitor Interval—Interval in seconds for monitoring the status of the process. Each poll data mines the process to determine whether it is available, unavailable, starting up, or shutting down.
Monitor Timeout—Interval in seconds to keep polling before declaring a process is unreachable. This value is also used during service startup to data mine the service status.
Hard Shutdown Timeout—Interval in seconds for the service process to live after receiving a stop request from the user interface
Graceful Shutdown Timeout—Interval in seconds for the service process to live after going into standby mode
Spawn Wait—Time in milliseconds before starting a new service instance
IPC Wait—Inter-process communication protocol wait time in milliseconds
IPC Retry Count—Number of retries to obtain an inter-process communication handshake from the newly-started process
Xms (MB)— Initial memory heap size of the Reporting and Analysis Framework
Xmx (MB)—Maximum memory heap size of the Reporting and Analysis Framework
Xrs—Whether to reduce the use of operating system signals by Java/VM in the Reporting and Analysis Framework
JAVA_OPTS—System property name with JVM options in Reporting and Analysis Framework.
These properties are defined by -D[stringkey]=[stringvalue] or -X[stringvalue]. For example, -Djava.compiler=NONE, -Xdebug, and -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=4000,server=y,suspend=n
-DPerformance.MaxSTWorkers is the number of job worker threads. It determines the speed at which jobs are built and sent to Job Service. Configure this parameter based on the number of Job Services, schedules, and events; and the size of the connection pool for the repository.
Command Args—Additional service command-line arguments
Environment Variables—Environment variables to process
Double-click to access the Values dialog box, where you can enter a value name and a value. The value is the environment variable to apply to the Interactive Reporting Intelligence Service.
Library Path—Runtime library path
Use Remote Logger (Interactive Reporting Intelligence Service and Interactive Reporting Job Servcie only)—Determines whether log messages are written with the Logging service.
If log messages are written with the Logging service, they are remote messages. If log messages are not written with the Logging service, they are local messages.
Dynamic Service Properties—Additional properties for the current service configuration
Double-click to access the Values dialog box, where you can enter a value name and a value. The value is the limit to apply to the Interactive Reporting Intelligence Service. To export to Excel, enter EXPORT_TO_EXCEL2=true as the value.
Note:
You can disable keyboard navigation when the screen reader setting is not active. To disable keyboard navigation, add the parameter: DISABLE_KEYBOARD_NAV_IN_NON_508_MODE=true to the Hyperion Interactive Reporting Service (BI) in Dynamic Service properties.