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Case Management Configuration Properties

Various aspects of OEDQ's functionality are controlled by properties, whose values are set in .properties files. This topic lists the main properties which affect Case Management, and describe their use.

Property name	Property file	Use
case.management. fail.on.long.flags	director.properties	This property controls the Case Management behavior when flag values that are longer than 80 characters are generated. If this property is set to true, the process will generate an error and will stop. If it is set to false, long flag values will be truncated and a warning will be written to the log file. This property is set to false by default.
cm.index.queue.limit	director.properties	This property controls the maximum size of the index queue limit.
cm.index.types	director.properties	This property provides control over the various points at which case indexing occurs. For example, it may be necessary to disable indexing of new and updated cases, whilst leaving re-indexing enabled. The possible values for this property are REINDEX, CREATE, UPDATE or NONE. Setting the property value to NONE disables indexing throughout the system. The remaining parameter values control the indexing activity when re-indexing, creating and updating cases respectively. Indexing can be activated at multiple points by concatenating multiple values using a pipe delimiter. For example, the following line will cause indexing to occur when cases are created, and when re-indexing is run: cm.index.types = REINDEX\|CREATE If no value is supplied for this property, indexing will be active at all points.
index.directory	director.properties	This property allows an absolute path for the Lucene index directories to be configured. By default, the index directories are always created within the config directory. In some circumstances, these directories can become very large, and storing them in a separate location may facilitate better management of disk space.