statistica.properties
This file contains Statistica specific configuration information.
# The path to the Statistica engine, stat.exe, or "embedded" to use the default engine # installed with the Statistica Service, or "installed" to use an installed version of Statistica # use forward slashes in paths, e.g., c:/path/morepath # default is embedded #statistica.engine.path: embedded # Logging level (0:Fatal, 1:Error, 2:Warning, 3:Info, 4/5:Debug, 6:Verbose) # Default is 3/Info. If not specified here, will use the log4j2 logging level # from custom.properties (loggingLevel) #statistica.engine.loglevel: 3 # Set statistica.enterprise to TRUE to use Enterprise. Requires a connection # to the Enterprise database and an initial Enterprise user to log in as # during startup/initialization. # Must either define statistica.enterprise.user and statistica.enterprise.password, # or configure the Spotfire Node Manager Windows Service to run as a specific # user and leave those properties blank/undefined for integrated login as the # Node Manager service identity. # Also requires statistica.enterprise.server to be defined with a DSN or connection # string for the Statistica Enterprise database (unless Statistica is installed # on the server running the Node Manager, and the default DSN is therefore in the registry) #statistica.enterprise: FALSE # The Statistica enterprise user and password to do the initial login to enterprise # for initialization. Leave these blank to log in with integrated login as the # service identity of the Spotfire Node Manager Windows Service. # Integrated login requires configuring the Node Manager service to run as # a Windows user which exists in Enterprise. # Note that if specifying a Windows integrated user, you must use # double backslash: domain\\user #statistica.enterprise.user: #statistica.enterprise.password: # The fallback user is a username in Statistica Enterprise and is used as # the Enterprise context in which to run tasks when Enterprise is enabled # and no user name is provided or available in the job request. By default # this is empty/null, and any incoming tasks without an Enterprise # identity specified would fail. # Note that if specifying a Windows integrated user, you must use # double backslash: domain\\user #statistica.enterprise.fallbackuser: username # ODBC Connection string for the Statistica Enterprise database. # If not provided and Statistica is installed on the server, will # use the default value in the system registry # Example with a defined DSN: #statistica.enterprise.server: DSN=SEWSS;UID=dbusername;PWD=dbpassword # Example with no defined DSN: (If using a named instance with SQL Server, # must escape the \ with \\ (e.g., "dbserver\\instancename") #statistica.enterprise.server: # the spotfire domain for local spotfire user accounts; # user credentials for these types of accounts come in to Statistica Service # as, e.g., SPOTFIRE\user; this domain, if provided, will be stripped # from the username and we will log into enterprise as the 'user' # thus this form of authentication requires that there is an enterprise # local user account with this same username as the spotfire user account # Defaults to null if not provided, and in that case, no mapping will # be done between local Spotfire users and local Statistica Enterprise users #statistica.enterprise.spotfiredomain: SPOTFIRE # prohibit these user names from being mapped from spotfire local user accounts # to enterprise local user accounts; e.g., SPOTFIRE\admin should not be # automatically mapped to Enterprise admin user. Defaults to # admin;system if not provided. # statistica.enterprise.prohibitedusermappings: admin;system # Additional startup arguments to pass to the Statistica Engine # This string should consist of any valid command line options # for stat.exe with the Listen verb. E.g., "--log-seq http://my-seq-server.com:1234" # would configure the Statistica Engine to write its logging information # to the specified Seq server. #statistica.engine.config: