GSM | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Port—Communication port used by the service Service Test Interval—Frequency in minutes with which the LSM checks that the service is running
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Service Broker | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Port—Communication port used by the service Home Directory—Directory to store internal data
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Job Service | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Port—Communication port used by the service Home Directory—Directory to store internal data Acquire Job BI Services—Whether the job service runs as a dedicated job processor or as an interactive processor that processes both Interactive Reporting jobs and interactive reports Job Limit—Maximum number of concurrent jobs run by the job service. If the job limit is 0 or -1, an unlimited number of concurrent jobs can be run. You can modify the job limit at runtime. Changes to the job limit are dynamically picked up by the job service. Hold—Whether the job service can accept jobs for processing. When set to true, the job service continues to process jobs that are running, but does not process any new jobs. Support BQY—Whether the job service can process Interactive Reporting jobs Parallel Cycle Limit—Number of job cycles that can be executed simultaneously using different Interactive Reporting services
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Event Service | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Port—Communication port used by the service Home Directory—Directory to store internal data
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Repository | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Port—Communication port used by the service Home Directory—Directory to store internal data Disk Space Notification E-mail—E-mail address to which notifications are sent when the specified disk space usage limit is reached. Separate multiple e-mail addresses with semicolons (;) Disk Space Usage Limit—Determines when the Repository Service should issue warnings about file system storage disk space limit. Enter the value as a percentage.
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Usage, Logging | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services |
Session Manager | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Session Idle Time—Time period (in seconds) during which, if a user is idle, the session is closed
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Harvester and Transformer | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Max Request Log Time—Maximum time (in hours) to keep request log entries for Impact Manager transformations. Used primarily for the Undo task in Impact Manager. The default value of 336 hours is two weeks. This means that for two weeks you can Undo a transformation. After that, the logs are purged and it is no longer possible to Undo the transformation. Thread Pool Size—Number of threads used by the service Polling Interval—Time (in seconds) that the polling thread sleeps between two polls Max Queue Lock Time—Maximum time (in seconds) that a worker thread can hold a lock before it is considered a stale lock. After this time, the lock is forcibly released allowing another worker thread to process the request.
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Search Indexing | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Merge Factor—Affects the size of segments in the searchable index. Valid values are 2 through 10. Max Optimize Time—Maximum time (in seconds) before the Searchable Index is re-optimized. Optimizing the index is similar in concept to defragmenting a file system. Max Buffered Docs—Maximum number of documents cached in memory before flushing them to disk Home Directory—Services home directory to store internal data
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Search Keyword Provider | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Worker Count—Number of threads used by the service Poll Period Worker—Period (in seconds) for polling the indexing request queue. This defines the longest time before new or updated documents are indexed or re-indexed by Search.
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Search Monitor | Enabled—Whether the service is started with other services Poll Period—Polling period (in seconds) for monitoring searchable sources Search Config XML—Location of the search service configuration file
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