gc, config, globalconfiguration

This command manages some global configuration properties, most of which relate to the creation of personal folders in the discontinued SuperWEB1 product. The personal folder settings do not apply to SuperWEB2.

gc, config and globalconfiguration are the same command and can be used interchangeably.

gc

Display the current SuperADMIN configuration settings.

gc AutoFolderSection AutoFolderCreation value {"true"|"false"}

This command was previously used for configuring automatic folder creation in SuperWEB1. It has been deprecated and does not apply to SuperWEB2.

gc AutoFolderSection AutoParentFolder value <folder_name>

This command was previously used for configuring automatic folder creation in SuperWEB1. It has been deprecated and does not apply to SuperWEB2.

gc AutoFolderSection AutoFolderId value <folder_id>

This command was previously used for configuring automatic folder creation in SuperWEB1. It has been deprecated and does not apply to SuperWEB2.

gc AutoFolderSection AutoFolderName value <folder_name>

This command was previously used for configuring automatic folder creation in SuperWEB1. It has been deprecated and does not apply to SuperWEB2.

gc Search indexDirectory value <folder_name>

Sets the directory for the search index. By default the search index is created in a directory called meta_search_index in the SuperADMIN server directory (C:\ProgramData\STR\SuperADMIN\server).

You can change the directory by specifying a new name.

See Update the Search Index for more details.

gc Search maxNumberSearchBooleanClauses value <value>

Sets the maximum number of search boolean clauses. The default is 5000.

gc RSE numberDecimalPlaces value <value>

Set the number of decimal places in Relative Standard Error output for:

SuperWEB2 table RSE value display
SuperWEB2 Save As format including SDMX generic data
Save As Queue Job in Job Queue Manager
SDMX Web Services generic data when RSE value is available

gc RSE concealmentString value <value>

Set the concealment string for RSE.

If a display name or ID includes non alphanumeric characters (e.g. a space) then you must enclose it in quote marks. You must also enclose a display name or ID in quotes if it starts with a numeric character.