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This property is used to auto-restart the report server. Set it to enable if the report server should auto-restart on a critical error like an out-of-memory error. If the property is set to disable, the report server will not be able to recover in case of critical a crucial error.
Default: Disable
Example: EXIT_ON_ERROR=Disable
Memory Trigger Notification
This is to enable/disable notifications when memory Usage of Report Server turns notifications on/off when the Report Server’s memory usage exceeds the MEMORY TRIGGER LEVEL.
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Exec Rejection on Memory Trigger
This is to enableturn on/disable off execution rejection on the Memory Trigger feature i. e. Specifically, the Report Server will reject the execution request and block all the scheduled jobs launched when the USED MEMORY + DEFAULT MEMORY USAGE PER EXEC is more than the MEMORY TRIGGER LEVEL.
Default: Enable
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This property governs the behavior of the system in high-memory situations. The Trigger Level is the %age of total memory used out of allotted memory. After this level is reached, the report server will invoke an event & set the ReTrigger Level, so the next event will be invoked when the ReTrigger Level is exceeded. The Trigger Level should not exceed 100 & should not be less than 50.
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This property governs the behavior of the system in low-memory situations. The ReTrigger Level is the %age of total memory used out of allotted memory. After reaching this level is reached, which the Report server will invoke an event & set the Trigger Level. The ReTrigger Level should not exceed 100 & should not be less than 40.
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Default Memory Usage Per Exec (MB)
Value is set as the average resource utilization per execution.
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Time Diff for Trigger Notification (minutes)
This is the minimum time diff, after which a Memory Trigger Notification will be sent.
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