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hibernate.remote.database

Default Value:
Valid Values: A Database Name
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


The name of remote database that will be used for RS. Used to help construct the JDBC connection URL.

hibernate.remote.dialect

Default Value:
Valid Values: MS SQL DB Dialect or Oracle DB Dialect
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


The dialect Hibernate should use when interacting with the database

hibernate.remote.driver

Default Value:
Valid Values: MS SQL DB Datasource or Oracle DB Datasource
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


SQL Driver Hibernate should use when interacting with the database

hibernate.remote.url

Default Value:
Valid Values: A JDBC URL
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


The JDBC URL that RS should use to connect with the database. For Oracle, the final URL is constructed by appending a colon plus the hibernate.remote.database string to this option's value. For SQL Server, the final URL is constructed by appending ';databasename=' plus the hibernate.remote.database string to this option's value. The JDBC connection URL will equal the hibernate.remote.url string if the hibernate.remote.database parameter is set to empty.

hibernate.remote.user

Default Value:
Valid Values: User Name
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


The user name that RS should use to connect the the remote database

password

Default Value:
Valid Values: User Password
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


The password that RS should use to connect the the remote database

rs.ccid.enable

Default Value: true
Valid Values: If RS receives the call CCID from RM/MCP then this parameter should be enabled to send the CCID data to Kafka
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


Enable storing of call CCID in Kafka for CDR and Events

rs.histonly.enabled

Default Value: false
Valid Values: Enable HIST-Only Mode
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


Configures the RS to run in HIST-Only Mode. The RS will never write to the remote database, but will continue to support historical report queries. The HIST-Only RS does not support writing CDR, OR, SQA, or log data. It does not support data summarization or data purging. It does not support real-time (RT) call reports.

rs.nodb.enabled

Default Value: false
Valid Values: This option controls 'no DB' mode. In 'no DB' mode, the RS functions without a remote DB, however only a limited number of reporting services are available.
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


Enables the 'no DB' feature for running the RS without a remote DB.

rs.partitioning.handleFailure

Default Value: true
Valid Values: false, true
Changes Take Effect:
Introduced: 9.0.086.37

When set to true, Reporting Server handles the database partitioning failures automatically for MS SQL enterprise database.

rs.remove.pii.data

Default Value: false
Valid Values: This parameter must be enabled if ANI should not be stored in the RS DB.
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


If this is true, then ANI will not be stored in the RS DB CDRs.

rs.storage.metricsfilter

Default Value: *
Valid Values: This option controls the metrics that should be persisted to the database backend.
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


RS uses the string provided to filter metrics before saving to the database. The string uses the same format as in Reporting Client, such as 0-16,18,25,35,36,41,52-55,74,128,136-141. The default value is "*". When the parameter is missing, the default value will be assumed and all metrics received will be saved to the database.

store.in.utf8.format

Default Value: false
Valid Values: This parameter must be enabled if the metric data is expected to contain special characters/languages.
Changes Take Effect: at start/restart


Enables storing of metric data in UTF-8 format into the DB. If disabled, RS stores metric data in modified UTF-8 format into the DB.

This page was last edited on July 24, 2017, at 09:06.
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