General Settings - Intergraph Smart Materials - Version 10.2 - Administration & Configuration - Hexagon

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On the General Database Settings tab, define the following settings:

EMAIL_ACCOUNT

Email account within the company mail system.

Email sender address of Smart Materials (for example, smat-db@ingr.com), needed for all email communication.

LOG_EMAIL_HANDLING

If LOG_EMAIL_HANDLING is set to Y, communication with the mail server is protocoled in a log file for debugging purpose. Errors will be written to the log file anyway. This feature is only available for mails sent to the quote desk.

LOG_FILE_DEST

This setting specifies the log file destination for online jobs.

This setting must point to a directory on the Oracle database server where log files are stored.

When opening files, Smart Materials will check if a directory object exists with the path given in this DBA Setting, which is granted to m_sys. If the path with grant is not found, Smart Materials will try to create a directory object with an internal name M_DIR_<timestamp> to ensure existing directory names are not affected.

You have the option to define this only here on a global basis, or you can also specify this on a per-project basis with the parameter ZX_MAR_LOG on screen A.20.12/13.

If for a specific user environment, the parameter ZX_MAR_LOG is set, then LOG_FILE_DEST from this screen will not be used.

SMTP_CLIENT

This is the alias name or IP address of the SMTP client (that is, the database server) that should be used for login to the SMTP server.

SMTP_HOST

This is the IP address (for example, 123.23.42.2) or alias name of the host (SMTP server) that will deliver outgoing emails.

SMTP_PASS

This setting sets the optional password of the system user account who connects to the SMTP_HOST in order to send emails. If no password is given, the email is sent out without transmitting the user/password. This is possible for SMTP servers that do not require authentication.

If you try to deliver emails without a password to a protected server, you will receive a SecurityException: Access to default session denied error. If the user/password is unknown or incorrect, you will get an AuthenticationFailedException error.

SMTP_PORT

This setting is to set the number of the port to communicate with the SMTP_HOST. In most cases it is 25.

SMTP_USER

This is the system user account that connects to the SMTP_HOST in order to send emails. Only required if SMTP_PASS is set.