Options visible in options.cfg
administrators
. Specify the user names of those users to whom
you want to grant administrator access. See the topic Configuring Access with Modeler Administration Console for more information.
allow_config_custom_overrides
. Do not modify unless
instructed to do so by a technical-support representative.
data_view_port_number
. You can right-click a data node and
select View Data to examine and refine your data in interesting ways with
advanced data visualizations. This feature uses the port number 28900
by default.
Modify the value for this data_view_port_number
configuration option if you need to
use a different port number. We recommend using the default, if possible.
fips_encryption
. Enables FIPS compliant encryption. The
default is N
.
group_configuration
. When enabled, IBM SPSS Modeler Server checks the
groups.cfg file which controls who can log on to the server.
max_transfer_size
. For internal system use only. Do not
modify.
shell
. (UNIX servers only) Overrides the default setting for
the UNIX shell, for example shell, "/usr/bin/ksh"
. By default, IBM SPSS Modeler uses the shell defined in the
user profile of the user who is connecting to IBM SPSS Modeler Server.
start_process_as_login_user
. Set this to Y
if you are running SPSS Modeler Server with a private password database, starting the server service from a non-root account.
use_bigint_for_count
. When the number of the records to be
counted is larger than what a normal integer (2^31-1) can hold and is within the range of -2^63 to
2^63-1, set this option to Y
. When this option is set to Y
, and a
stream is connected to Db2; SQL Server; or a Teradata, Oracle, or Netezza database, a function is
used where a record count is needed (for example, the Record_Count field
generated by the Aggregate node).
When this option is enabled, and if working with either Db2 or SQL Server, SPSS Modeler uses COUNT_BIG() for
record counting. If working with Teradata, Oracle, or Netezza, SPSS Modeler will use COUNT(). For all
other databases, there is no SQL pushback for the function. The difference is that when
use_bigint_for_count
is enabled, all record counts are saved as BIG INT (or LONG)
type, as compared to normal integer when the options is disabled.
From the point of view of database numeric, see the following table for the results of setting
use_bigint_for_count
to Y
and N
for the same
data.
Database Numeric | Interpretation for data when use_bigint_for_count is set to
Y |
Interpretation for data when use_bigint_for_count is set to
N |
---|---|---|
Numeric(18,0) | int | int |
Numeric(19,0) | int | string |
Numeric(38,0) | int | string |
cop_ssl_enabled
. Set this option to Y
if you
are using SSL to connect to the Coordinator of Processes Service. If this option is used, you must
import the SSL certificate file into the SPSS Modeler Server JRE. To do this, you
must obtain the SSL certificate file and its alias name and password. Then run the following command
on the SPSS Modeler Server:
$JAVA_HOME/bin/keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias $ALIAS_NAME -file
$CERTIFICATE_FILE_PATH -keystore $ModelerServer_Install_Path/jre/lib/security/cacerts
cop_service_default_data_path
. You can use this option to set
the default data path for a Coordinator of Processes registered IBM SPSS Modeler Server installation.
Users can create their own Analytic Server connections in SPSS Modeler via . Administrators can also define a default Analytic Server connection using the following properties:
as_ssl_enabled
. Y
or N
.
as_host
. Specify the Analytic Server
host name or IP address.
as_port
. Specify the Analytic Server
port number.
as_context_root
. Specify the Analytic Server
context root.
as_tenant
. Specify the name of the tenant that the IBM SPSS Modeler Server is a member of
as_prompt_for_password
. Y
or
N
.
By default, Analytic Server authentication using the Kerberos method is not enabled. To enable Kerberos authentication, use the three following properties:
as_kerberos_auth_mode
. To enable Kerberos authentication, set
this option to Y
.
as_kerberos_krb5_conf
. Specify the path to the Kerberos
configuration file that Analytic Server
should use; for example, c:\windows\krb5.conf.
as_kerberos_krb5_spn
. Specify the Analytic Server
Kerberos SPN; for example, HTTP/ashost.mydomain.com@MYDOMAIN.COM.