Archive parameters
Guidewire provides the following configuration parameters in the config.xml file that relate to archiving.
See also
ArchiveDaysRetrievedBeforeArchive
Minimum number of days that must pass after PolicyCenter restores a policy term before it is possible to archive the term again.
Default: 90
ArchiveDefaultRecheckDays
Minimum number of days that must pass before PolicyCenter reconsiders a policy term for archiving after a previous check did not identify the policy term as an archiving candidate.
Default: 30
ArchiveEnabled
A boolean string that specifies whether archiving
is enabled or disabled. If set to true,
an archive storage area must be implemented. An archive storage area
can be implemented as a database, a regular file on a storage system,
or some other desired method of storage. The PolicyCenter base configuration does
not provide an archive storage area.
This parameter also controls the creation
of indexes on the ArchivePartition
column. If you set the value of this parameter to true, PolicyCenter creates a non-unique
index on the ArchivePartition
column for Extractable
entities.
In PolicyCenter, ArchiveEnabled controls whether or not the
domain graph is started. If this parameter and
DisableDomainGraphSupport are both true,
the server will not start.
The value of ArchiveEnabled is semi-permanent, meaning that after you start
the production server, you can change the value of this parameter from
false to true, but not the converse.
ArchiveEnabled to true and start the server, you
cannot change the value again. If you reset the value to false, the server will not start.Default:
false
Required: Yes
Permanent: Semi-permanent
ArchivePolicyTermDays
Minimum number of days that must pass before the policy periods associated with a given policy term can be archived.
Default: 366
ArchiveRecentJobCompletionDays
Minimum number of days that must pass after a job is closed before archiving the associated policy term. Jobs are associated with policy periods.
Default: 90
DomainGraphKnownUnreachableTables
Use to define a comma-separated list of relative
names of entity types that are linked to the graph through a nullable
foreign key. This can be problematic because the entity can become unreachable
from the graph if the foreign key is null.
Naming the type in this configuration parameter suppresses the warning
that would otherwise be generated for the type by the domain graph validator
Default: None