If this value is 0, disable log file truncation during creation of new database snapshots. If this value is 1 (default), enable truncation. See Configuring the MaximumLogSize setting.

The path of the vault database file if Hypertrieve is used.

The amount of time in minutes the database cache will remain in memory after all users have logged out of the system. Only used in very specific situations. The default is 5.

Size of individual extended memory blocks used by the High Performance Option. The default size is 1 KB.

If this value is 0 (default), when an unsuccessful database shutdown is detected, the database engine normally restores the database by playing the log file against the existing snapshot. If this value is >0, the engine does not restore the database from snapshot after unsuccessful shutdown and continues with the database, which probably contains inconsistencies.

Server performance option. See Optimizing the TeamWork server software. and Configuring the MaximumCacheSize setting.

When the snapshot period has expired and the log file size is greater than this value, a new snapshot will be created and the existing log file will be truncated. Server performance option. See Optimizing the TeamWork server software. and Configuring the MaximumLogSize setting.

Timeout in minutes after which log truncation will be attempted. Default = 240. Server performance option. See Optimizing the TeamWork server software.

Server performance option. See Optimizing the TeamWork server software and Configuring the RelativeCacheSize setting.

Obsolete

Full local path to the trace file. If this value is not present, no trace file will be written. See Reviewing the server configuration information.

If this value is >0 and TraceName is set, activates tracing of all calls to the database engine. This reduces server performance by approximately 50%.  See Reviewing the server configuration information.

For future use.