OLAP Miner User's Guide


OLAP Miner client configuration file elements

The following list describes the elements in the client configuration file:

?xml version="1.0"?
A standard required element that declares the XML version of the file. Do not change this element.

OMClientConfig
A standard required element that identifies to which component of OLAP Miner these elements apply. Do not change this element.

olap_miner_server
Name or IP of the computer where the OLAP Miner server is installed. If the element is missing the default value is localhost. This element is optional.

port
The port number that the OLAP Miner client uses to communicate with the OLAP Miner server. The default value is 1976. This port number must be the same as the port number that is specified in the OLAP Miner server configuration file. This element is optional.

spreadsheet_path
The absolute path to where your spreadsheet is located. This path is used to locate your spreadsheet when you click the Open Spreadsheet push button in the Deviation Viewer window. If the spreadsheet path element is omitted, OLAP Miner reads the location of the spreadsheet from the Windows registry. This element is optional.

sup_missing_rows
Indicates whether the OLAP Miner Deviation Viewer hides rows that have all missing values. The possible values for this Boolean element are True and False. The default value is True. This element is optional.

missing_text
The text string that is displayed in the OLAP Miner Deviation Viewer in place of missing values that are returned from DB2 OLAP Server. The default is to display whatever is returned by the OLAP server when the Deviation Viewer retrieves data. This element is optional.

clientlog
Creates an OLAP Miner client log file. This parameter is optional. It has the following parameters:

path
The path and name of the OLAP Miner client log file. The default is %ARBORPATH%\OMClient.log.

max_size
The maximum size in bytes of the log. The default is 10000000 bytes.

verbose
Controls the amount of information that the server writes to its log file. The possible values are HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, or NONE. The default is NONE, which means no logging takes place.

My comment
Allows you to add comments to the configuration file.
<!-- My comment -->

where My comment is the comment text.


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