System Properties
Some parts of CData Virtuality Server behaviour can be configured via system properties. System properties may be set in the dvserver/bin/standalone.conf.props(.bat) file and have the format -Dproperty=value.
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System Property  | Description  | Default Value  | 
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  | For usage with the CData Virtuality REST API pagination. Specifies the maximum number of buffered connections (one connection corresponds to one cursor or   | 
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  | For usage with the CData Virtuality REST API pagination. Specifies the duration a  The actual lifetime may differ depending on buffer usage for pagination queries. Value is specified in minutes  | 
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  | Enables caching of the metadata to the configuration database on adding or refreshing the data source  | 
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  | Defines the path to the key file. The key is used to encrypt/decrypt credentials and other parameters that must be encrypted. Please contact support for more details  | |
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  | Used to generate valid links in the OData and REST responses in case the server is configured behind a proxy server, or a load balancer is used. The value of this property is used if not overridden by the   | empty value  | 
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  | Controls whether the optimizer will by default unnest subqueries  | 
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  | Specifies the timeout for JBoss CLI in milliseconds  | 
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  | Specifies the default CLI timeout for JBoss CLI in milliseconds  | 
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  | Specifies the default   | 
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  | Used for internal cache size calculation  | 
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  | REST API timeout in milliseconds  | 
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  | Specifies a Unique Connection String Identifier for Snowflake data sources  | 
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dv.webservice.public.url property is available since v3.4
dv.encryptionKeyPath property is available since v4.4
Examples
1. Example for setting system property via standalone.conf.props.bat (Windows):
SET "JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -D<system property>=<system property value>"
2. Example for setting system property via standalone.conf.props (Linux):
JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -D<system property>=<system property value>"
3. Example for setting the dv.maintenance system property via standalone.conf.props.bat (Windows):
SET "JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -Ddv.maintenance=true"
4. Example for setting the dv.maintenance system property via standalone.conf.props (Linux):
JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -Ddv.maintenance=true"