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Server-Level Variables

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Server-Level Variables

Server-level variables can be viewed by Composer administrators or members of the Supervisors group in the Server-Level Variables work area.

Important: Server-level variables are set during installation and must not be changed without understanding how the change affects or compromises your environment. If you must change a variable here, contact Technical Support. Do not add or delete server-level variables.

Select the Advanced menu option to access the Server-Level Variables work area.

Server-level variables are defined as key-value pairs. You can enable or disable the listed variables below if needed. Select Save to save and apply any changes you make in this work area.

Caution: Changing toggles or editing content other than as instructed in this work area may prevent your users from using various components of Logi Composer.

Key (Server-Level Variable)

Value

Description

allow-dashboard-and report sharing-within-tenant

false (default)

Enable or disable dashboard sharing options for sharing content with users, established groups, and everyone within your tenants or environment.

See Share a Dashboard with Users.

scheduled-report-file-drop

 false (default)

Enable or disable users' ability to deliver a scheduled dashboard report to an SFTP location.

When set to true, users can select an SFTP file location you have defined to accept the scheduled report.

When set to false, users do not see an SFTP option for scheduled reports.

Define the settings for your environment at the instance level in zoomdata.propertiesor by passing along tenant or user attributes to zoomdata.properties. See Scheduled Dashboard Report Properties.

timebar-snap-to-interval

false (default)

Enable or disable to control the granularity to which the time bar slider snaps.

When set to true, moving the time bar slider adjusts to the closest interval of the defined granularity available in the data set.

When set to false, moving the time bar slider adjusts to the nearest smallest granularity available in the data set.

 

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