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The Properties Settings utility gives you access to the system property file CA RCM.properties, allowing you to create new property keys and access and edit the values of existing property keys.
For ease of use, properties that are considered to be common properties, such as of the type properties.headers.commonProperties are listed separately under the Settings sub-menu as Common Properties Settings. This utility functions in the same way as the general Properties Settings utility.
The Properties table contains the following columns:
The name of the associated property file.
The name of the property key.
The value assigned to the property key.
The CA RCM Properties page provides the following functions:
Use to create new Property Keys.
Use to edit existing Property Keys.
Use to filter the properties list.
Select the number of records that will appear in the table.
When creating a new key or editing a new one, the data is not saved directly to the eurekify.properties file. Instead the updated property key value is saved to the CA RCM's database. When you run the CA RCM Portal, the CA RCM server checks the database property listings. If the value of a property key in the database is different than the value listed in the eurekify.properties, the system will use the value listed in the database.
Note: The database values do not change during system updates.
The CA RCM Portal provides you with two databases to store your update key values:
The change is immediate. You do not have to wait for the server to go offline to update the property values.
The change will take place the next time that the server is restarted.
Note: Servers go offline for regular maintenance and backup. The changes made to the property values designated DB_static_properties will be implemented the next time the server goes back online.
To access the Properties page
The list of available options appears.
The CA RCM Properties Page screen opens.
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