CHECK_DASHBOARD_INTERVAL

(number of seconds)

The default is 3600 (1 hour).

This parameter defines the number of seconds the application will wait between requests to check dashboard status.

CHECK_MESSAGE_INTERVAL

(number of seconds)

The default is 1800 (30 minutes).

This parameter defines the number of seconds the application will wait between requests to check messages. This pertains only to the internal messaging system.

CONTACT_EMAIL_REQUIRED

(true or false)

The default is false.

This flag controls whether or not the Contacts Email is required on the Contact form and other places it appears.

DATE_FORMAT

(plain text format)

The default is "M j, Y".

This parameter specifies the display format with which all date data is displayed. It uses standard PHP date/time format characters that can be found at http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php .

DATETIME_FORMAT

(plain text format)

The default is "M j, Y, g:i a".

This parameter specifies the display format with which all date/time data is displayed. It uses standard PHP date/time format characters that can be found at http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php .

DEFAULT_PASSWORD

(false or password)

The default is false.

This parameter specifies if new Users are created with a default password and specifies what the password should be.

DELETE_CHARGES_DURING_AGING

(true or false)

The default value is true.

This parameter determines whether or not charges will be deleted from the phone service during the aging process.

DEPARTMENT_EMAIL_REQUIRED

(true or false)

The default is false.

This flag controls whether or not the Department Email is required on the Department form.

DEPT_HIERARCHY_DEFAULT_OWNER

(true or false)

The default is true.

True = Set Dept Owner radio to true on forms by default.

False = Set the Contact Owner radio to true on forms by default.

HIERARCHYPATH_CONCATENATOR

(plain text)

The default is " > ".

The parameter defines a short series of characters that is used when displaying Hierarchical Tree data. The levels of the hierarchy are concatenated together with this text between each.

The hierarchical GLA string will use it's own concatenator (GLA_CONCATENATOR) instead of the HIERARCHYPATH_CONCATENATOR.

JITC

(true or false)

The default is false.

This parameter determines if the application is running in JITC mode a setting here may override some other parameters forcing JITC specific settings.

JITC_MESSAGE

(text)

The message displayed on the login and home screens for JITC systems. The JITC parameter is required to enable this message.

The default is:

"You are accessing a U.S. Government (USG) Information System (IS) that is provided for USG-authorized use only. By using this IS (which
includes any device attached to this IS), you consent to the following conditions:

The USG routinely intercepts and monitors communications on this IS for purposes including, but not limited to, penetration testing,
COMSEC monitoring, network operations and defense, personnel misconduct (PM), law enforcement (LE), and counterintelligence (CI)
investigations. At any time, the USG may inspect and seize data stored on this IS. Communications using, or data stored on, this IS
are not private, are subject to routine monitoring, interception, and search, and may be disclosed or used for any USG authorized purpose.
This IS includes security measures (e.g., authentication and access controls) to protect USG interests--not for your personal benefit
or privacy. Notwithstanding the above, using this IS does not constitute consent to PM, LE or CI investigative searching or monitoring
of the content of privileged communications, or work product, related to personal representation or services by attorneys,
psychotherapists, or clergy, and their assistants. Such communications and work product are private and confidential. See User
Agreement for details.”

JITC_FOOTER

(text)

The default is: “UNCLASSIFIED
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY”

The message displayed in the footer of every page. The JITC parameter is required to enable this message.

LOCATION_PICK_LOWEST_ONLY

(true or false)

The default is False.

This parameter determines the behavior of the location selectors/pickers throughout the application. If specified as True, locations can only be picked at the bottom level – e.g., only rooms could be selected when assigning services/equipment. But if False is specified, any location level can be selected.

MAX_AUTOCOMPLETE_RESULTS

(number of results)

The default is 500.

This parameter defines the maximum number of results that an autocomplete GUI element will return. Increasing this value may affect performance of autocomplete elements.

MAX_FILE_SIZE

(number of bytes)

The default is 10000000.

The parameter defines the maximum file size that the application will allow to be uploaded. This setting must be less than or equal to the Apache and PHP settings that control upload size.

MAX_FLOAT_DIGITS_LEFT_OF_DECIMAL

(number of digits)

The default is 13.

This parameter defines the maximum number of digits that can be stored left of the decimal in a decimal number. This can be changed if the database allows for more digits, changing this value requires the database to be rebuilt.

MAX_FLOAT_DIGITS_RIGHT_OF_DECIMAL

(number of digits)

The default is 5.

This parameter defines the maximum number of digits that can be stored right of the decimal in a decimal number. This can be changed if the database allows for more digits, changing this value requires the database to be rebuilt. The maximum allowed for this configuration option is "5" due to database constraints. This does not affect the number of digits that appear on fields such as Quantity on The Charges Tab of the Service Form. This field only applies to the validation on the forms.

MAX_INTEGER

(integer)

The default is -2147483648.

This parameter defines the maximum allowed number that can be stored in an integer field. This can be changed if the database allows for larger integers, changing this value requires the database to be rebuilt.

MIN_INTEGER

(integer)

The default is -2147483648.

This parameter defines the minimum allowed number that can be stored in an integer field. This can be changed if the database allows for larger integers, changing this value requires the database to be rebuilt.

REMARKS_EDITABLE

(ADMINISTRATIVE_USERS, ALL_USERS, NO_USERS, ADMINS_AND_AUTHOR)

The default is ADMINISTRATIVE_USERS.

This parameter determines if the system allows users to modify remarks. It can be used to define who has the authority to edit remarks.

NO_EDITS, means no Users can edit a Remark

ADMINISTRATIVE_USERS, means only Administrative Users can edit a Remark

ADMINS_AND_AUTHOR, means only Administrative Users and the Remark's Author can edit a Remark

ALL_USERS, means all Users can edit a Remark

SEND_EMAIL

(true or false)

This flag determines if the application will send an email. Normally the application will send emails for notifications and other events, if set to false, all notifications can only be sent to internal users.

UPDATE_SERVICE_CONTACT_FROM_CONTACT_PHONE

(true or false)

The default is true.

This flag controls whether or not adding/updating a Contact Phone record will add the contact to a Service when the Contact's Phone number matches the Service ID. This applies to the Contact Import process as well as saving the Contact Phone record from the Contact Phone screen.

USE_E911_NENA2_FIELDS

(true or false)

The default value is false.

In order to run E911 reports, this must be true.

This parameter controls whether the NENA2/NENA3 standard fields are shown on the Building Address tab.

USER_INFO_ACTIVITY_LOG_LIMIT

(false or integer value)

This parameter limits the "log in" activity displayed in the user details widget on the 360 dashboard. To limit the activity displayed to ten entries, set the flag value to 10. If this flag is set to false, then the number of entries displayed will not be limited.

USER_INFO_ACTIVITY_SINCE

( number of days or months )

This parameter defines the number of days or months of recent "log in" activity that will be displayed in the user details dashboard widget. Example values include 1D, 2D, 1M, etc. where 1D is one day, 2D is two days and 1M is one month. When this value is set to 2D, the activity log will show the last two days worth of "log in" information; including successful and failed "log in" attempts.