Project Properties Dialog

The Project Properties Dialog is for viewing and changing project properties. The dialog can be opened in the Workspace by selecting a project in the left-side hierarchy and in the context menu selecting Properties.

General

The General tab shows the following information for the project:

• Project ID: The id of the project.
• Properties changed: The time the properties were last changed.
• Properties changed by: The name of the user who last changed the project properties.
• Created: The time the project was created.
• Created by: The name of the user who created the project.
• My permissions: The permissions the currently logged in user has for this project. Permissions can be changed in the Manage Users dialog.

Description

The Description tab contains a text box for entering the project description.

Data location

The Data Location tab contains the following properties:

• Snowflake database name: Defines the default Snowflake database name used by the datatables in the project, where the underlying Snowflake tables are stored. If not defined, the Snowflake connection string settings are effective.
• Snowflake schema name: Defines the default Snowflake schema name used by the datatables in the project, where the underlying Snowflake tables are stored. If not defined, the Snowflake connection string settings are effective.
• Snowflake connection string secret: Defines the secret containing the Snowflake datatable connection string for this project. The list shows all available Snowflake datatable connection string secrets in this project.

Secrets

The Secrets tab shows and allows to change secrets for this project. In addition, the tab lists the global secrets which are effective for this project (the global secrets cannot be changed in this dialog). See Storing Secrets for Scripts for a description of secrets. For each secret, the Name and Type of the secret is shown. To delete a secret, click the trashcan icon.

To add a new secret, click the Add Secret button. To edit a secret, click the pen icon. The secret properties dialog will open. Then define the secret properties:

• Name: The name of the secret. Used e.g. when selecting the Snowflake connection string secret (in Data location above).
• Type: Shows all the supported secret types. When editing a secret, this value is read-only.
• Connection string or Password: The value to store as the secret. The value entered here will not appear in any of the logs generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer.

After defining the properties, click Save.