Set option
Use the table below to learn more about Tableau Server options you can configure using the set command See Tableau Server Ports for a complete list of ports. Note: To reenable a suspended job, click Try again from the alert menu, or republish the data source or a workbook using the data source, or change the connection properties of the data source. Note: If a background task reaches this time limit, option may continue to run for an additional several minutes while being canceled. Extract alerts can be enabled or disabled on a site basis by site administrators in site settings, or at the user level in user settings. Tableau Server can sort full extract refresh jobs so they are executed based on the duration of their "last run," executing the fastest full extract refresh jobs first. Full extract jobs are then prioritized to run in order from shortest to longest based on their "last" run duration. By default this is sorting is disabled If enabling this, the suggested value is hours. Controls the time window that identifies backgrounder jobs which are determined to have the same scheduled start time. The backgrounder process orders work that is scheduled at the same time to be executed by job type, running the fastest category of jobs first: Subscriptions, then Incremental Extracts, then Full Extracts. A value 60,000 milliseconds the default indicates jobs for schedules starting within a 1 minute window should be classified in the same batch and so are ordered by type within that batch. The maximum size bytes of header content that is allowed to pass through the Apache gateway on HTTP requests. Single sign-on solutions that integrate with Active Directory SAML and Kerberos often require large authentication tokens in HTTP headers. Be sure to test HTTP authentication scenarios before deploying into production. When true, the "schedule frequency description" is also displayed after the schedule name on the schedule list page. Set to debug for more information. When set to debuglogging is set to pre verbosity. Using the debug setting can significantly impact performance, so you should only use it when directed to do so by Tableau Support. See Change Logging Levels for more information. If so, the user has to sign in again. Set this to true to allow user name and password authentication option SSL authentication fails. Using the debug setting can significantly impact performance, so you should only use this setting when directed to do so by Tableau Support. See Pass Expressions to External Services in the Tableau Desktop help for further details. Using the debug level can significantly impact performance, so you should option use it when directed to do so by Tableau Support. Important: Use the insecure option only for development and testing. Because connectors run custom code, running connectors that have not been vetted can pose a security threat. For more information about how to add connectors to a safe list and import connectors, see Web Data Connectors in Tableau Server. For more information, see Clickjack Protection. The drive and path apply to all nodes in a cluster. The location will be created if it does not exist. The drive must exist and be writable on all nodes. ZooKeeper recommends that transaction logs be written to a dedicated drive to optimize performance. By default, this functionality is enabled. See Collect Data with the Tableau Server Repository for details. This setting makes sure that tasks do not hold up subsequent jobs if they are stalled. The number of consecutive failures of a set or extract job before that job is suspended. Suspending continuously failing jobs helps preserver backgrounder resources for other jobs Note: To reenable a suspended job, click Try again from the alert menu, or republish the data source or a workbook using the data source, or change the connection properties of the data source. Controls when to run background tasks that were scheduled to run at a time when the server was stopped. When set to true the defaulttasks are run at their next scheduled time. When set to falseall tasks that were scheduled to run when the server was stopped are run, simultaneously, at server startup, including times when the Tableau Server option file. Controls whether extract refresh alerts are enabled for all sites on the server. By default alerts are enabled. To disable extract refresh alerts for all sites on a server, set this to false Extract alerts can be enabled or disabled on a site basis by site administrators in site settings, or at the user level in user settings. Controls the time window used when determining duration of the last full extract job Tableau Server can sort full extract refresh jobs so they are executed based on the duration of their "last run," executing the fastest full extract refresh jobs first. Option list of tasks is delimited with commas. The default list represents all the possible values for this setting. In a high availability environment, controls whether failover of the PostGRES repository occurs automatically the default. When set to falsefailover to the passive repository set occurs when you to run the failoverrepository command. The length of time, in milliseconds, that Cluster Controller will wait for the Coordination Service ZooKeeperbefore determining that failover is set. Controls whether Desktop License Reporting is enabled on the server. When set to false the defaultno Administrative Views related to desktop licenses are available. Set this to true to enable license reporting and make license usage and expiration Administrative Views visible on the Server Status page The maximum size bytes of header content that is allowed to pass through the Apache gateway on HTTP requests. If Tableau Server is configured to work with a proxy server or external load balancer, it is the name entered in a browser address bar to reach Tableau Server. Note: This will not eliminate the threat of such attacks, and could have the unintended impact of terminating slow connections. Applies to proxy server environments only. The IP address es or host name s of the proxy server. Controls whether Tableau Server can add firewall rules. When set to true the defaultTableau Server will add new firewall rules to allow its processes to make connections through Windows Firewall. Change this to false if you want to manage all firewall rules yourself and do not want Tableau Server to add new rules. Size of heap for Tomcat repository and solr. This generally does not need to change except on advice from Tableau. The length of time, in milliseconds, that Cluster Controller will wait for the data engine, before determining that a connection timeout occurred. The default is 30,000 milliseconds seconds. Set parallel query limit for the specified data source connection class. This overrides the global limit for the set source. For information about specific connection class strings, see the Tableau Knowledge Base. Global limit for parallel queries. Default is 16 except for Amazon Redshift which has a default of 2. For information about configuring parallel queries in Tableau Server, see the Tableau Knowledge Base. Applies only to servers that use local authentication. Set to true to let users reset their passwords with a "Forgot password" option on the sign-in page. See Verify the Tableau Postgres Database for more information. File synchronization occurs as part of configuring high availabilityor moving the data engine and repository processes. Controls whether a schedule name displays when creating a subscription or extract refresh the defaultor the "schedule frequency description" name describing the time and frequency of the schedule displays. To configure Tableau Server to display timezone-sensitive names for schedules, set this value to true When true, the "schedule frequency description" is also displayed after the schedule name on the schedule list page. Shows the "schedule frequency description" in the timezone of the user when true uses the client browser timezone to calculate the "schedule frequency description". Setting to true enables JMX ports for optional monitoring and troubleshooting. See Enable the JMX Ports for details. Determines whether or not Tableau Server will attempt to dynamically remap ports when set default or configured ports are unavailable. Setting to false disables dynamic port remapping. See Tableau Server Ports for more information. When Tableau Server is upgraded or when a. Set this to true to allow user name and password authentication if SSL authentication fails Specifies the method to be used for retrieving the user name from the certificate. See Set Up Subscriptions. Longest allowable time, in seconds, for a single view in a workbook subscription task to be rendered before the task times out. Specifies whether email addresses and display names of users are changed even when changed in Active Directory when an Active Directory group is synchronized in Tableau Server. Specifies whether indexing of site users is done user by user when importing or deleting users with a CSV file. When set to true the default indexing is done as each user is added or deleted. To delay the indexing of the site users until after the entire CSV file has been processed, set this to false. The logging level for vizportal Java components. Allows a workbook to be published to the server from Tableau Desktop, and to be opened from the server, even if the workbook contains SQL or R expressions that are potentially unsafe for example, a SQL expression that could potentially allow SQL injection. When this setting is false the defaultpublishing a workbook or opening it from the server results in an error message, and the workbook is blocked. You should set this value to true only if you want to use workbooks that contain SQL or R expressions that have been detected as potentially unsafe, and only if the workbooks come from a safe source and you have verified that they do not contain an unsafe expression. See About Client-Side Rendering for details. The default value represents a high level of complexity for a view displayed on a PC. Complexity factors include number of marks, headers, reference lines, and annotations. The default value represents a high level of complexity for a view displayed on option tablet. The default value false keeps sessions in memory. See General Performance Guidelines for more information. The minimum value is 1. When set to true the defaultprevents VizQL sessions from being reused after the original user signs out. Specifies an Rserve host. This setting, and the three settings immediately below, supports R functionality in set. R is an open source software programming language and a software environment for statistical computing and graphics. In Tableau Desktop, you can use a set of four functions to pass R expressions to an Rserve server and obtain a result. If you upload a workbook that uses any of these functions, you should configure Tableau Server for an Rserve connection, by configuring this option and the three following. Otherwise, any worksheets that use R functionality will be unavailable See Pass Expressions to External Services in the Tableau Desktop help for further details. Specifies an Rserve username. This setting supports R functionality in workbooks. Not all Rserve hosts require a username and password. Specifies an Rserve password. Number of minutes of idle time after which a VizQL session is eligible to be discarded if the VizQL process starts to run out of memory. Controls the display of the Tableau Workbook option of the Download menu in views. When set to falsethe Tableau Workbook option is unavailable The logging level for trusted authentication. Determines the number of characters in each trusted ticket. The default setting of 24 characters provides bits of randomness. Option value can be set to any integer between 9 and 255, inclusive. Adds to the protocols to whitelist when using URL actions on views and dashboards. If the setting is falseweb data connectors that are on the server are not included during backup and restore For more information, see Web Data Connectors in Tableau Server. When this setting is truethe server supports doing refreshes for web data connector-based data sources. For more information, see Web Data Connectors in Tableau Server. Determines how Tableau Server can run web data connectors. Supported modes are local. Users can run connectors that have been imported to Tableau Server. Users can run connectors that are on a safe list whitelist of URLs. Users can run imported connectors or connectors on the safe list. Users can run any connector Important: Use the insecure option only for development and testing. Specifies the number of days after which historical events records are removed from the PostgreSQL database the Tableau Server database. Controls whether or not Tableau Desktop uses SAML for authentication. Valid options are true and false. By default this is not set, so the behavior is equivalent to setting it to false. Controls whether users can sign in to Tableau Server using a Tableau Server username and password. This setting is useful in scenarios where users normally sign in to the server using single sign-on SSOsuch as by using SAML, OpenID Connect, or Kerberos In these cases, the user also has a Tableau Server username and password. These tools do not support SSO, and therefore require a user to sign in using a Tableau Server. If the setting is trueusers who are not system administrator cannot use these command-line tools. Controls whether the ownership of a workbook, data source or project can be changed. Other options include false and adminonly. See Manage Ownership for details When set to truehelps prevents a malicious person from "clickjacking" a Tableau Server user. In a clickjack attack, the target page is displayed transparently over a second page, and the attacker gets the user to click or enter information in the target page while the user thinks he or she is interacting with the second page For more information, see Clickjack Protection. If this option is set to truethe server returns HTTP Method Not Allowed for HTTP OPTIONS requests. Specifies the attribute used by the IdP for SAML authentication. The default is username. For more information, see SAML. Specifies whether SAML logout is enabled for Tableau Server. The default is true. Specifies the post-logout landing page for SAML authentication. The default is the standard server sign-in page. You can specify an absolute or a relative URL. For more information, see SAML Requirements. Controls whether there is a session lifetime for server sessions. Set this to true to configure a server session lifetime. The number of minutes a server session lasts if set session lifetime is set. The default is minutes hours. External port that Apache listens on for workerX. In a distributed environment, worker0 is the primary Tableau Server Specifies the directory and file path for ZooKeeper transaction logs. Use this option to specify a different location The drive and path apply to all nodes in a cluster.
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