#server home directory (to be changed if needed) 
#example: server.home=D:/Program Files/Aris/Server
server.home=c:/program files/aris7.2/localserver

# ARIS server to connect to. Defaults to 'localhost'
scriptrunner.servername=LOCAL

# Database name to login.
scriptrunner.dbname=WQ_MY


# Username for login.
scriptrunner.username=MY_USER_NAME

# Password for login.
scriptrunner.userpassword=MY_PASSWORD

# Methodfilter for login. Defaults to "entire method". 
scriptrunner.methodfilterguid=e5522b70-2c20-11e3-7b17-c80aa97366a0

# Locale for database login. ISO 639 code for language.
scriptrunner.dblocale=US
# optional ISO-3166 country code for database login
# scriptrunner.dblocale.country=US

# Licensekey to use
scriptrunner.clientkey=MY_LICENSE_KEY

# oem identifier
scriptrunner.oemprofile=oem01

# Locale for script stringtable and error messages. ISO 639 code for language.
scriptrunner.guilocale=en

# script component - id. Default is 'Report' (value = 1). Optional 'static publisher' (value = 10).
# scriptrunner.component=1

# ID of script to execute.
scriptrunner.scriptid=standard/7d7cac10-edcc-11e2-4ae4-b4b52f328ee0

# Outputformat ID, defaults to -1 (no output)
# 0 = RTF
# 2 = Text
# 3 = HTML
# 4 = MS Word
# 5 = MS Excel
# 7 = other
# 8 = XML
# 9 = PDF
# -1 = No output
scriptrunner.outputformat=8

# path and name of outputfile. Only relevant if outputformat != -1
# example: D:/Evaluations/Reports/MyResult.html
scriptrunner.outputfile=c:/222/portal.xml

# Optional evaluationfilter
scriptrunner.evaluationfilterguid=

# IDs of objects to start the script on. Separated by ';'
# DB       : the script is to be run on a database context (database is specified by srciptrunner.dbname property)
# F:[GUID] : for scripts running on "configuration filter" context a configuration filter is specified by "F:" directly followed by the filter GUID
# G:[OID] : for scripts running on group objects: their OIDs, each preceded by "G:"
# M:[GUID]or[OID] : for scripts running on models: their OID or their GUID, each preceded by "M:"
# O:[GUID]or[OID] : for scripts running on object definitions: their OID or their GUID, each preceded by "O:"
# examples: 
# scriptrunner.scriptinput=DB
# scriptrunner.scriptinput=F:f98555a9-6158-11d4-8582-00005a4053ff
# scriptrunner.scriptinput=G:
# scriptrunner.scriptinput=M:abababab-cdcd-efef-a1a2-b1b33fce23e5;M:ef2579bd-cdcd-efef-a1a2-b1b33fce23e5
# scriptrunner.scriptinput=O:abababab-cdcd-efef-a1a2-b1b33fce23e5;O:ef2579bd-cdcd-efef-a1a2-b1b33fce23e5
scriptrunner.scriptinput=O:fe876685-1b8a-11e3-23cb-00155dc82e04

# user-defined properties. can be accessed in script using Context.getProperty("propertyname")
scriptrunner.userproperty.count=1

# as many user-defined properties as specified in scriptrunner.userproperty.count.
# syntax:
scriptrunner.userproperty1.key=nTimePeriod
scriptrunner.userproperty1.value=24
#...