This setting controls what priority is assigned to run now jobs, with 0 being the highest priority. If you choose to disable the REST API on your Tableau Server installation, test the functionality you require carefully.įunctionality impacted by disabling the REST API includes:Īllows access to the PostgreSQL (Tableau Server's own database) historical auditing tables. It will not improve performance or enhance security. Disabling the REST API will disrupt the functionality of a broad range of Tableau features. We strongly recommend that you maintain this setting. Īllows access to the Tableau Server REST API (Link opens in a new window).īy default, this functionality is enabled. By default, access to views is enabled (this option is set to "false"). For more information, see "Null" value responses.ĭisables access to the Tableau Administrative views. For more information, see "Unknown key" responses.įor certain keys with predefined default values, the tsm configuration get command will return a "Null" response. Instead the tsm configuration get command will return an "Unknown key" response. In certain cases you cannot get a configuration value for a key that has not been explicitly set.
There are two special cases that will not return a useful current value for a key: To see what a configuration key is currently set to, use the configuration get command: Tsm configuration set -k -d Viewing the current value of a configuration key To reset a configuration key back to its default value, use the -d option:
For more information, see tsm pending-changes. You can view pending changes using tsm pending-changes list. Until you do, the new value will not be used by Tableau or show up in the results of a tsm configuration get command. For more information, see "Unknown key" responses.Īfter setting a configuration key value you must apply the pending configuration changes using tsm pending-changes apply. In some cases, you must include the -force-keys option to set a configuration value for a key that has not been set before. Tsm version -s Basic Use of tsm configuration keys Setting a configuration key To see the version of TSM and Tableau Server from an additional node: To see the version of TSM and Tableau Server from the initial node: If you are running the command from a node other than the initial node, include the -s option to specify the URL of the initial node by name (not IP address), and include the TSM port, 8850.
With an account that is a member of the Administrators group on a node in the cluster. Using PowerShell can cause unexpected behavior. Do not use PowerShell to run tsm commands. To run tsm commands, you need to open Windows Command Prompt. You can run tsm commands on the initial node (the node where TSM is installed), or on any additional node in the cluster.
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