service option set
The service option set command specifies a default setting for a service option.
Default service options control the default behavior of each service on your system. You can specify a default value for each option in a service. The default option setting takes effect when an API call or web service request does not explicitly define a value for a given option. Default service options are also the settings used by default by services in a dataflow.
Usage
service option set --s ServiceName --o OptionName --v Value| Required | Argument | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Yes | --s ServiceName | Specifies the name of the service for which you want to set an option. Service names are case sensitive. |
| Yes | --o OptionName | The name of the option you want to set. For a description of each service's options and their values, see one of the following: API Guide, REST Web Services Guide, or SOAP Web Services Guide. |
| Yes | --v Value | The value you want to set for the option. For a description of each service's options and their values, see one of the following: API Guide, REST Web Services Guide, or SOAP Web Services Guide. |
Example
This example sets the MaximumResults option for the ValidateAddress service to 15:
service option set --s ValidateAddress --o MaximumResults --v 15