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# DE Properties
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#
# This file is used to set up the properties for the Directory Engine.
#
# It supports the following parameters:
#
# monitor.enable (optional)
#  Tells the N2 framework that it should monitor this properties file for changes.
#  If omitted, it defaults to false.
monitor.enable=true

# monitor.interval (optional)
#  Tells the N2 framework with what frequency (in milliseconds) it should check
#  this file for modifactions. If omitted, it default to 5 seconds.

# The max number of elements used within an SQL "in" clause.
SqlInClauseLimit=900

# The batch size for saving, updating and retrieving resources.
SqlBatchSize=50

# The size of the NamedEntity ID sequence cache. If omitted, it defaults to 50. 
NamedEntityCacheSize=50
    
# The size of the UserProperty ID sequence cache. If omitted, it defaults to 50.
UserPropertyCacheSize=50

# The size of the cache for ExtensionInstance IDs. If omitted, it defaults to 10.
ExtensionPointCacheSize=10

# The size of the cache for ExtensionInstance IDs. If omitted, it defaults to 20.
ExtensionInstanceCacheSize=20

# Determines whether the comparison of entity names are to be case-insensitive - in such cases as RQL evaluation.
# This applies to the comparisons made during the evaluation of RQL expressions.
NameComparisonCaseInsensitive=false

# Attribute allows users (mainly windows) to ignore case when logging in.
# This emulates how a typical windows login is performed.
IgnoreCaseOnLogin=false

# The size of the cache for LDAP Container ID sequence numbers. If omitted, it
# defaults to 50.
LdapIDCacheSize=50

# The timeout period for the LDAP attributes cache - in milliseconds. A value
# of zero, or less, disables the cache.
LdapCacheTimeout=60000

# The maximum number of LDAP attributes to be cached. A value of zero, or
# less, means no maximum is applied.
LdapCacheMaxAttributes=500

# If a LDAP Directory supports paged search results, this is the maximum number
# of entries to be returned in each page.  A value of zero, or less, disables
# paged searches.
LdapSearchPageSize=500

# Holds a space-delimited list of the LDAP Attributes that are to be treated
# as binary data.
LdapBinaryAttributes=

# Determines whether the comparison of LDAP DNs is case-insensitive or not.
# Although the comparison of attribute names within an LDAP DN are always
# case-insensitive, the values are (be default) case-sensitive.
# Setting this property to true will mean that comparison of attribute values
# within LDAP DNs will be case-insensitive.
LdapDNCaseInsensitive=false

# Refresh the Org Model caches by changing this property to true. To repeat the
# reset change it back to false and then true again.
ResetModelCache=false

# Disables the processing of Push Destinations throughout Directory Engine. Any attempt to read a push
# destination will result in no data being returned. Any attempt to modify or set a push destination
# will result in an error being reported.
DisableAllPushDestinations=false

# Disables the processing of Push Destinations throughout Directory Engine but only for Resources.
# Other organisational entities remain unaffected. See DisableAllPushDestinations for further details
# of the behaviour.
DisablePushDestinationsForResources=false

# Enables, or disables, the Extension Point processing events. If disabled
# no more events will be scheduled following the completion of any currently
# scheduled event.
# In a multi-node environment, only one node will chosen (at random) to
# schedule and process the Extension Point processing events, if that node
# is stopped, another node will be chosen to take over the scheduling and
# processing.
ExtensionPointProcessEnable=true

# Enables, or disables, the automatic removal of those org-model entities
# dynamically generated from the processing of ExtensionPoints. When this
# property is true dynamically generated entities will be removed when
# the LDAP entry/attribute from which they are derived is removed.
# This property will only apply when ExtensionPointProcessEnable is true.
# The default for this property is true - delete dynamically generated
# org-model entities.
ExtensionPointDeleteEnabled=true

# The time of day (expressed in the JVM's default time-zone) at which the
# first Extension Point processing will be scheduled. The accepted format
# for this value is "hh:mm"; where "hh" is a value from 00 to 23, and "mm"
# if a value from "00" to "59".
# In a multi-node environment, only one node will chosen (at random) to
# schedule and process the Extension Point processing events, if that node
# is stopped, another node will be chosen to take over the scheduling and
# processing.
# Subsequent processing events will be scheduled according to the value of
# the property ExtensionPointProcessInterval.
ExtensionPointProcessStart=03:00

# The delay between the start of one Extension Point processing event and
# the next. This value should be great enough to ensure that two events do
# not overlap.
# The value is expressed as an XML Schema Duration string.
ExtensionPointProcessInterval=P0Y0M1DT0H0M0S

# Enables, or disables, the processing of Resource Candidate Queries; to
# automatically populate Positions and Groups with Resources, according to
# configured LDAP Queries.
# In a multi-node environment, only one node will chosen (at random) to
# schedule and process the Candidate Query processing events, if that node
# is stopped, another node will be chosen to take over the scheduling and
# processing.
AutoResourceGenEnable=true

# Enables, or disables, the automatic deletion of those Resources deemed to
# be invalid. A Resource is deemed to be invalid when the LDAP entry, from
# which they originate, can no longer be found. When this property is
# true invalid Resources will be removed when the LDAP entry from which
# they are derived is removed.
# The default for this property is false - DO NOT delete invalid Resources.
# This property will only apply when AutoResourceGenEnable is true.
AutoResourceDeleteEnabled=false

# The time of day (expressed in the JVM's default time-zone) at which the
# first Candidate Query processing will be scheduled. The accepted format
# for this value is "hh:mm"; where "hh" is a value from 00 to 23, and "mm"
# if a value from "00" to "59".
# In a multi-node environment, only one node will chosen (at random) to
# schedule and process the Candidate Query processing events, if that node
# is stopped, another node will be chosen to take over the scheduling and
# processing.
# Subsequent processing events will be scheduled according to the value of
# the property AutoResourceGenInterval.
AutoResourceGenStart=03:30

# The delay between the start of one Candidate Query processing event and
# the next. This value should be great enough to ensure that two events do
# not overlap.
# The value is expressed as an XML Schema Duration string.
AutoResourceGenInterval=P0Y0M1DT0H0M0S

# The number of dynamic query entities updated in a single database
# transaction. Should be sufficiently large enough for performance but not
# too large that the database transaction limit is reached.
ResourceQueryBatchSize=50

# Selects the version of the RQL evaluation algorithm. Possible values are
#  1: the original algorithm that resolves the RQL in-memory, retrieving
#     the resources as it traverses elements of the expression.
#  2: translates the RQL to SQL and retrieves the resources in the final
#     SQL execution. In the majority of cases this is more efficient.
#
# When changing from v2 to v1 it will be necessary to perform a reset of
# the RQL queries (in order to re-establish the internal query-model data).
# To do this invoke the SOAP API ResourceQueryService.resetQueries.
ResourceQueryVersion=2

# The size of the cache for Resource Query ID sequence numbers. 
ResourceQueryCacheSize=50

# The number of attempts to save a resource query in the database before
# reporting failure.
ResourceQueryRetryLimit=5

# The period to wait between retries if an attempt to save a resource query
# in the database fails.
# Specified in milliseconds.
ResourceQueryRetryInterval=500

# Enables, or disables, the re-evalation of resource queries to identify if
# those that are no longer referenced. If disabled automatic deletion of
# un-referenced queries will not take place. In a multi-node environment,
# only one node will be chosen (at random) to schedule and process the
# re-evalation of resource queries, if that node is stopped, another node
# will be chosen to take over the scheduling and processing. Processing
# after node failover will commence after the next
# ResourceQueryCleanerStart time - so there is likely to be a delay in
# processing deletes. Note that changing this value will require a node
# restart for the new value to take effect.
ResourceQueryCleanerEnable=true

# The time of day (expressed in the JVM's default time-zone) at which the
# first resource query evaluation of those queries that can be deleted
# will be scheduled. The accepted format for this value is "hh:mm"; where
# "hh" is a value from 00 to 23, and "mm" if a value from "00" to "59".
# In a multi-node environment, only one node will chosen (at random) to
# schedule and process the re-evaluation events, if that node is stopped,
# another node will be chosen to take over the scheduling and processing.
# Subsequent processing events will be scheduled according to the value of
# the property ResourceQueryCleanerInterval. Processing after node
# failover will commence after the next ResourceQueryCleanerStart time -
# so there is likely to be a delay in processing deletes. Note that
# changing this value will require a node restart for the new value to
# take effect.
ResourceQueryCleanerStart=00:00

# The interval between re-evaluation of resource queries to identify those
# that are no longer referenced such that they may be removed from the system.
# This value should be great enough to ensure that two events do not overlap.
# The value is expressed as an XML Schema Duration string. Note that changing
# this value will require a node restart for the new value to take effect.
ResourceQueryCleanerInterval=P1D

# The time of day (expressed in the JVM's default time-zone) at which the
# last resource query evaluation of those queries that can be deleted
# will be accepted. The accepted format for this value is "hh:mm"; where
# "hh" is a value from 00 to 23, and "mm" if a value from "00" to "59".
# In a multi-node environment, only one node will chosen (at random) to
# schedule and process the re-evaluation events, if that node is stopped,
# another node will be chosen to take over the scheduling and processing.
# Processing after node failover will commence after the next
# ResourceQueryCleanerStart time - so there is likely to be a delay
# in processing deletes.
ResourceQueryCleanerEnd=01:00

# The number of dynamic query entities checked for deletion in a single
# database transaction. Should be sufficiently large enough for performance
# but not too large that the database transaction limit is reached.
# The maximum value is 100
ResourceQueryCleanerLimit=100

# The number of seconds between deleting batches of dynamic query entities.
# Permits time for other database transactions to occur some of which are
# blocked whilst this operation is being performed. The minimum value is 1.
ResourceQueryCleanerPause=5

# The number of attempts to update a resource in the database before reporting failure.
ResourceModificationRetryLimit=5

# The period to wait between retries if an attempt to update a resource in the database fails.
# Specified in milliseconds.
ResourceModificationRetryInterval=500

# LDAP Alias to use for lookup of the system user. This alias can be
# changed from the default system alias id a user wants to resolve the
# above admin DN in an alias other than system.
AdminLdapAlias=system

# LDAP name to use and display for the admin user. The admin username by
# default is tibco-admin; however this setting allows it to be any value.
AdminLdapName=tibco-admin

# The default sleep period in seconds for the DE prepare for undeploy thread
PrepareForUndeployThreadSleep=60

# Determines whether the updates to user-settings are to be restricted when
# the user's GUID is used as a storage-key. Also restricts updates if the
# storage-key identifies a Workspace setting.
restrictUserSettings=true