System properties

You can modify the default values for system properties to tailor the system to your needs.

Asset properties
You can use system properties to help manage assets.
Attached document properties
You can specify property values to control the use of attachments in the application.
Attachment properties for Microsoft Azure blob storage
You can configure the product so that it stores attachments in a Microsoft Azure blob storage.
Attachment properties for S3 storage
You can configure the product so that it stores attachments in a Simple Storage Service (S3) cloud object storage.
Automation scripts properties
You can use system properties to help manage automation scripts.
Bidirectional language properties
You can use system properties to enable and manage bidirectional language support.
Bulletin board property
You can use bulletin board properties to track viewed and unviewed messages in the bulletin boards.
Calendar property
You can use the property to specify the system base calendar.
Classification item properties
You can use classification items (CI) properties to specify data set provider classes for CI and actual CI.
Communication template property
You can use the property to specify whether bind variables are ignored in the communication templates.
Condition property
You can use the property to list comma-separated table names that are excluded when the reference for a condition is checked.
Cron task properties
You can use properties to manage cron tasks.
Database properties in IBM Maximo Manage
You can use system properties to help manage the database for Maximo Manage.
Deployed assets property
You can use the property to specify the data set provider class for deployed assets.
Drill-down system properties
You can use system properties to enable the optional drill-down user interface and to control the number of objects that are returned when working with drill-down features.
Dynamic job plan property
You can use the dynamic job plan property to give users the ability to create dynamic job plans.
Email interaction system properties
The email interaction system properties define the behavior and characteristics of the emails.
Email listener properties
You can use system properties to help manage email listener properties.
Environment properties
You can use system properties to help manage the system environment.
Electronic signature properties
Electronic signature authentication confirms that a person who modifies a record is the same person who logged in to the system. You can use the system properties to manage the electronic signature feature for your organization.
General ledger property
You can use the property to control the use of the upper function for the GL account in QBE.
Guest login properties
The guest login properties determine the characteristics of unauthenticated access by a guest user.
mxe.help properties
The mxe.help system properties connect the user interface to the help system. Some of the properties are used to construct the link that opens the help system. To ensure that the help system is available, match the values in the mxe.help properties to the help system that you deploy.
Internet Explorer Java properties
You use the Internet Explorer Java™ system properties to specify the version of the Java plug-in that Internet Explorer uses when running applets.
Inventory property
You can use the property to set the maximum inventory usage line limit in an inventory usage document.
Issues and transfers property
You can use the property to open the Long Operation window when an INVISSUE is saved and the processing time is long.
Migration Manager properties
You use Migration Manager to migrate configuration content from one product environment to another. You can use the properties to control the migration of the configuration content.
Reorder property
You can use the reorder property to manage the reorder time out periods for your organization.
Report integration properties
You can use report properties to control how reports are created and managed in IBM® Maximo Manage. You can identify most report properties if you specify report as a filter value in the Description field.
Server properties
You can use the server properties to control how a server operates, such as specifying values for the administration user, for user registration, and email authentication.
Side navigation properties
The side navigation system properties define the behavior and characteristics of how users navigate in the user interface.
User interface system properties
The web client system properties define the behavior and characteristics of the user interface. To review or change system properties, filter for the term webclient in the System Properties application. System property values are preserved during upgrades. A security property is used to set the Content-Security-Policy header, which is separate from the webclient category of properties.
Utilities for logging and testing
To help you manage system performance, there are utilities that you can use for testing and debugging purposes. When you are satisfied with your deployment, you can disable these logging utilities.
Work order properties
You can use system properties to help manage work orders.
Workflow properties
You can use workflow properties to specify the email account of the administrator, control status inheritance for work items, and define the maximum number of loops that can occur between condition nodes.

Parent topic: Reference