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MCP and OAuth Server Settings

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	Note that when using OAuth 2.0 authentication the BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration (see below) needs to be defined with an AcceptedAudiences value other than the default.		Note that when using OAuth 2.0 authentication the BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration (see below) needs to be defined with an AcceptedAudiences value other than the default.
	* '''ApiRateLimitForSingleUser''' (integer): Maximum number of requests permitted for a user in a minute for the /api/mcp endpoint. Default value is 60. Value zero disables the rate limiter.		* '''ApiRateLimitForSingleUser''' (integer): Maximum number of requests permitted for a user in a minute for the /api/mcp endpoint. Default value is 60. Value zero disables the rate limiter.
	* '''EnabledPrimitives''' (array of strings): List of enabled built-in MCP tools. When set to an empty array ''[]'', all built-in MCP tools are disabled. The default value is ''null'', i.e., all tools are enabled. This setting can be used to temporarily disable ~~incorrectly behaving~~ tools, and for example replace them with custom tools implemented ~~with~~ scripts.		* '''EnabledPrimitives''' (array of strings): List of enabled built-in MCP tools. When set to an empty array ''[]'', all the built-in MCP tools are disabled. The default value is ''null'', i.e., all the MCP tools are enabled. This setting can be used to temporarily disable tools, and for example replace them with custom MCP tools implemented using scripts.
	* '''ServerInstructions''' (string): Optional human-readable instructions delivered to MCP clients in the initialization handshake describing the purpose and capabilities of this MCP server. When not defined, the following default description is used:		* '''ServerInstructions''' (string): Optional human-readable instructions delivered to MCP clients in the initialization handshake describing the purpose and capabilities of this MCP server. When not defined, the following default description is used:
	<pre>		<pre>

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MCP and OAuth Server Settings

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	\|\|McpServerConfiguration		\|\|McpServerConfiguration
	\|\|Used to configure the MCP ~~server built-in to ProcessAnalyzer~~ server. If not set, MCP server functionality is disabled ~~and MCP clients can't access to this server using MCP~~. If set, contains ~~a string representation of~~ a JSON object that supports the following properties:		\|\|Used to configure the QPR ProcessAnalyzer's MCP server. If not set, MCP server functionality is disabled. If set, contains a JSON object that supports the following properties:
	* '''McpApiKey''' (string): ~~If defined and not empty, defines the~~ API key that can be used to connect to QPR ProcessAnalyzer MCP server without any other authentication. Default value is empty.~~<br>~~		* '''McpApiKey''' (string): API key that can be used to connect to QPR ProcessAnalyzer MCP server without any other authentication. Default value is empty. Example:
	Example ~~value when using API Key authentication~~:
	<pre>		<pre>
	{ "McpApiKey": "xnTqr@Hd87JcuCmQZbjUHfwD@" }		{ "McpApiKey": "xnTqr@Hd87JcuCmQZbjUHfwD@" }
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	Note that when using OAuth 2.0 authentication the BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration (see below) needs to be defined with an AcceptedAudiences value other than the default.		Note that when using OAuth 2.0 authentication the BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration (see below) needs to be defined with an AcceptedAudiences value other than the default.
	* '''ApiRateLimitForSingleUser''' (integer): Maximum number of requests permitted for a user in a minute ~~to be served by~~ /api/mcp endpoint. Default value is 60. Value zero disables the rate limiter.		* '''ApiRateLimitForSingleUser''' (integer): Maximum number of requests permitted for a user in a minute for the /api/mcp endpoint. Default value is 60. Value zero disables the rate limiter.
	* '''EnabledPrimitives''' (array of strings): ~~Contains the names~~ of built-in ~~system scripts that are allowed to act as~~ MCP ~~primitives (~~tools, resources, prompts). When set, only scripts whose name appears in this list will have their MCP primitive type active when system objects are initialized. Scripts not in the list will have their MCP primitive type cleared and will not function as MCP primitives. When set to an empty array [], all built-in MCP ~~primitive types~~ are disabled. The default value is null (all ~~primitives~~ are enabled, ~~no filtering applied)~~.		* '''EnabledPrimitives''' (array of strings): List of enabled built-in MCP tools. When set to an empty array ''[]'', all built-in MCP tools are disabled. The default value is ''null'', i.e., all tools are enabled. This setting can be used to temporarily disable incorrectly behaving tools, and for example replace them with custom tools implemented with scripts.
	* '''ServerInstructions''' (string): Optional human-readable instructions ~~for~~ MCP clients describing the purpose and capabilities of this MCP server~~. When defined and not empty, this value is forwarded to connecting MCP clients as the server instructions during the MCP initialization handshake~~. When not defined ~~or empty~~, the following default description is used:		* '''ServerInstructions''' (string): Optional human-readable instructions delivered to MCP clients in the initialization handshake describing the purpose and capabilities of this MCP server. When not defined, the following default description is used:
	<pre>		<pre>
	This is a QPR ProcessAnalyzer MCP server. It exposes its capabilities as MCP primitives (tools, prompts, and resources). These include built-in primitives mainly used for Process Mining-related tasks, such as analyzing both object-centric and case-centric models and managing the related data. In addition, users can create and publish custom primitives that may cover a wide range of tasks beyond Process Mining, including aggregating and deriving data from various data sources, performing ETL operations, modifying data, running analyses, and retrieving insights from process mining projects.		This is a QPR ProcessAnalyzer MCP server. It exposes its capabilities as MCP primitives (tools, prompts, and resources). These include built-in primitives mainly used for Process Mining-related tasks, such as analyzing both object-centric and case-centric models and managing the related data. In addition, users can create and publish custom primitives that may cover a wide range of tasks beyond Process Mining, including aggregating and deriving data from various data sources, performing ETL operations, modifying data, running analyses, and retrieving insights from process mining projects.

Ollvihe: /* MCP and OAuth Server Settings */

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MCP and OAuth Server Settings

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	</pre>		</pre>
	Note that when using OAuth 2.0 authentication the BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration (see below) needs to be defined with an AcceptedAudiences value other than the default.		Note that when using OAuth 2.0 authentication the BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration (see below) needs to be defined with an AcceptedAudiences value other than the default.
			* '''ApiRateLimitForSingleUser''' (integer): Maximum number of requests permitted for a user in a minute to be served by /api/mcp endpoint. Default value is 60. Value zero disables the rate limiter.
			* '''EnabledPrimitives''' (array of strings): Contains the names of built-in system scripts that are allowed to act as MCP primitives (tools, resources, prompts). When set, only scripts whose name appears in this list will have their MCP primitive type active when system objects are initialized. Scripts not in the list will have their MCP primitive type cleared and will not function as MCP primitives. When set to an empty array [], all built-in MCP primitive types are disabled. The default value is null (all primitives are enabled, no filtering applied).
			* '''ServerInstructions''' (string): Optional human-readable instructions for MCP clients describing the purpose and capabilities of this MCP server. When defined and not empty, this value is forwarded to connecting MCP clients as the server instructions during the MCP initialization handshake. When not defined or empty, the following default description is used:
			<pre>
			This is a QPR ProcessAnalyzer MCP server. It exposes its capabilities as MCP primitives (tools, prompts, and resources). These include built-in primitives mainly used for Process Mining-related tasks, such as analyzing both object-centric and case-centric models and managing the related data. In addition, users can create and publish custom primitives that may cover a wide range of tasks beyond Process Mining, including aggregating and deriving data from various data sources, performing ETL operations, modifying data, running analyses, and retrieving insights from process mining projects.
			</pre>
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	\|\|BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration		\|\|BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration

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Localization Settings

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	\|\|ContentTranslations		\|\|ContentTranslations
	\|\|		\|\|
	\|\|Used for providing translations for process mining data. The format is a JSON object where each top-level property is a language identifier and each language identifier contains key-value pairs of original text and translated text. ~~The~~ language ~~identifier can be a PA UI~~ language ~~code~~ (see DefaultUiLanguage entry above) ~~or a custom~~ identifier (e.g. "Latin").~~<br>~~		\|\|Used for providing translations for process mining data. The format is a JSON object where each top-level property is a language identifier and each language identifier contains key-value pairs of original text and translated text. If the content language is supported as the user-interface language (see the DefaultUiLanguage entry above), it's recommended to define the language identifier using the same language code. If the content language is not among the supported user-interface languages, any text identifying the language can be used (e.g., "Latin" in the example below). Note that the translated texts need to match exactly with the text in the eventlog or dashboard - otherwise the text is not translated.
	Example:<syntaxhighlight lang="json">
			Example:
			<syntaxhighlight lang="json">
	{		{
	"fi_FI": {		"fi_FI": {

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	\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName		\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName
	\|\|~~llama3.1-70b~~		\|\|
	\|\|Specifies the LLM to use when using Snowflake Cortex Agents (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowflake-cortex/cortex-agents-rest-api). If not defined, ~~'''llama3.1-70b''' is used~~.		\|\|Specifies the LLM to use when using Snowflake Cortex Agents (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowflake-cortex/cortex-agents-rest-api). If this setting is not defined or empty, Snowflake will automatically select the LLM to use.
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	\|\|<span id="QueryTimeout">QueryTimeout</span>		\|\|<span id="QueryTimeout">QueryTimeout</span>

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 ||Defines whether the 12-hour clock is used by default (instead of the 24-hour clock) for the new user accounts when showing time information in the UI. Defined as '''true''' or '''false'''. More information about the 12-hour clock: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12-hour_clock.
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 |}

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MCP and OAuth Server Settings

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	* '''DisableExternalOAuthForwarding''' (boolean): Can be used to disable forwarding OAuth requests to any configured external OAuth authorization server or SAML identity provider. If set, a QPR ProcessAnalyzer's own login view functionality is always used when authorizing a user. The default value is false.		* '''DisableExternalOAuthForwarding''' (boolean): Can be used to disable forwarding OAuth requests to any configured external OAuth authorization server or SAML identity provider. If set, a QPR ProcessAnalyzer's own login view functionality is always used when authorizing a user. The default value is false.
	* '''ClientCredentials''' (array of objects): List of confidential client registrations for the ''client_credentials'' grant type. Each entry maps a client application (identified by ''ClientId'' and ''ClientSecret'') to a ProcessAnalyzer user, enabling machine-to-machine authentication without interactive login. If not defined or empty, the ''client_credentials'' grant type is not available. Each object in the array supports the following properties:		* '''ClientCredentials''' (array of objects): List of confidential client registrations for the ''client_credentials'' grant type. Each entry maps a client application (identified by ''ClientId'' and ''ClientSecret'') to a ProcessAnalyzer user, enabling machine-to-machine authentication without interactive login. If not defined or empty, the ''client_credentials'' grant type is not available. Each object in the array supports the following properties:
	** '''ClientId''' (string): ~~The unique~~ client identifier used in the ''client_id'' parameter of the token request.		** '''ClientId''' (string): Unique client identifier used by the ''client_id'' parameter of the token request.
	** '''ClientSecret''' (string): ~~The client~~ secret used ~~to authenticate the client in~~ the ''client_secret'' parameter of the token request. Also supports HTTP Basic authentication (''Authorization: Basic base64(client_id:client_secret)'').		** '''ClientSecret''' (string): Client secret used by the ''client_secret'' parameter of the token request to authenticate the client to the MCP server. Also supports HTTP Basic authentication (''Authorization: Basic base64(client_id:client_secret)'').
	** '''MappedUserLoginName''' (string): ~~The login~~ name of the ProcessAnalyzer user this client acts as. The issued access token will represent this user and carry their identity and permissions. The user must exist and be active in ProcessAnalyzer.		** '''MappedUserLoginName''' (string): Login name of the QPR ProcessAnalyzer user this client acts as. The issued access token will represent this user and carry their identity and permissions. The user must exist and be active in QPR ProcessAnalyzer.
	** '''Description''' (string): Optional human-readable description for this client registration.		** '''Description''' (string): Optional human-readable description for this client registration.
	** '''RefreshTokenRotationGracePeriodSeconds''' (integer): Grace period in seconds during which a rotated (previously used) refresh token is still accepted. When a refresh token is used, it is rotated (replaced with a new one). During this grace period, the old token remains valid to accommodate concurrent or retried requests that may arrive with the old token. After the grace period expires, the old rotated token becomes permanently invalid. The default value is 60 seconds (1 minute).		** '''RefreshTokenRotationGracePeriodSeconds''' (integer): Grace period in seconds during which a rotated (previously used) refresh token is still accepted. When a refresh token is used, it is rotated (replaced with a new one). During this grace period, the old token remains valid to accommodate concurrent or retried requests that may arrive with the old token. After the grace period expires, the old rotated token becomes permanently invalid. The default value is 60 seconds (1 minute).

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	** '''MappedUserLoginName''' (string): The login name of the ProcessAnalyzer user this client acts as. The issued access token will represent this user and carry their identity and permissions. The user must exist and be active in ProcessAnalyzer.		** '''MappedUserLoginName''' (string): The login name of the ProcessAnalyzer user this client acts as. The issued access token will represent this user and carry their identity and permissions. The user must exist and be active in ProcessAnalyzer.
	** '''Description''' (string): Optional human-readable description for this client registration.		** '''Description''' (string): Optional human-readable description for this client registration.
	~~Example ClientCredentials definition~~:		** '''RefreshTokenRotationGracePeriodSeconds''' (integer): Grace period in seconds during which a rotated (previously used) refresh token is still accepted. When a refresh token is used, it is rotated (replaced with a new one). During this grace period, the old token remains valid to accommodate concurrent or retried requests that may arrive with the old token. After the grace period expires, the old rotated token becomes permanently invalid. The default value is 60 seconds (1 minute).
	~~<pre>~~
	~~"ClientCredentials": [~~
	{
	~~"ClientId": "my-backend-service"~~,
	~~"ClientSecret": "~~a~~-secure-random-secret"~~,
	~~"MappedUserLoginName": "service-account"~~,
	~~"Description": "Backend integration service"~~
	}
	]
	~~</pre>~~

	Example BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration configuration:<br>		Example BuiltInOAuthServerConfiguration configuration:<br>
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	{		{
	"Issuer": "",		"Issuer": "",
	"AcceptedAudiences": ~~["qpr-processanalyzer"]~~,		"AcceptedAudiences": null,
	"SigningKey": "",		"SigningKey": "",
	"TokenLifetime": 3600		"TokenLifetime": 3600,
			"DisableExternalOAuthForwarding2": true,
			"ClientCredentials": [{
			"ClientId": "my-backend-service",
			"ClientSecret": "a-secure-random-secret",
			"MappedUserLoginName": "service-account",
			"Description": "Backend integration service"
			}]
	}		}
	</pre>		</pre>

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General Settings

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	\|\|AIAgentDefaultModelName		\|\|AIAgentDefaultModelName
	\|\|openai-gpt-5-nano		\|\|openai-gpt-5-nano
	\|\|~~Specifies the~~ Snowflake LLM ~~model~~ to use for AI Agent dashboard component and AI Agent presets. If not defined, '''openai-gpt-5-nano''' is used. See list of available LLM's: ~~Snowflake documentation](~~https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/complete-snowflake-cortex#arguments ~~(note~~ that the list might not be ~~always~~ up-to-date because the available LLM's change often).		\|\|Snowflake LLM to use by default for AI Agent dashboard component and AI Agent presets. If not defined, '''openai-gpt-5-nano''' is used. See list of available LLM's: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/complete-snowflake-cortex#arguments. Note that the list might not be up-to-date because the available LLM's change often. To get the up-to-date list, use the following SQL command: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/show-models.
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	\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName		\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName
	\|\|gpt-5.4		\|\|gpt-5.4
	\|\|OpenAI ~~large language model (~~LLM) to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-5.4''' will be used. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.		\|\|OpenAI API LLM to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-5.4''' will be used. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.
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	\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName		\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName

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	\|\|API key for the OpenAI API (https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference). It needs to be configured to use the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function.		\|\|API key for the OpenAI API (https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference). It needs to be configured to use the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function.
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			\|\|AIAgentDefaultModelName
			\|\|openai-gpt-5-nano
			\|\|Specifies the Snowflake LLM model to use for AI Agent dashboard component and AI Agent presets. If not defined, '''openai-gpt-5-nano''' is used. See list of available LLM's: Snowflake documentation](https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/complete-snowflake-cortex#arguments (note that the list might not be always up-to-date because the available LLM's change often).
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	\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName		\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName
	\|\|gpt-4o		\|\|gpt-5.4
	\|\|OpenAI large language model (LLM) to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-4o''' will be used~~. Note that only LLM's that support the function calling feature, are suitable for the AI Assistant~~. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.		\|\|OpenAI large language model (LLM) to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-5.4''' will be used. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.
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	\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName		\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName
	\|\|llama3.1-70b		\|\|llama3.1-70b
	\|\|Specifies the ~~default language model~~ when using Snowflake Cortex Agents (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowflake-cortex/cortex-agents-rest-api). If not defined, '''llama3.1-70b''' is used.		\|\|Specifies the LLM to use when using Snowflake Cortex Agents (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowflake-cortex/cortex-agents-rest-api). If not defined, '''llama3.1-70b''' is used.
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	\|\|<span id="QueryTimeout">QueryTimeout</span>		\|\|<span id="QueryTimeout">QueryTimeout</span>

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	\|\|AIAgentDefaultModelName		\|\|AIAgentDefaultModelName
	\|\|openai-gpt-5-nano		\|\|openai-gpt-5-nano
	\|\|~~Specifies the~~ Snowflake LLM ~~model~~ to use for AI Agent dashboard component and AI Agent presets. If not defined, '''openai-gpt-5-nano''' is used. See list of available LLM's: ~~Snowflake documentation](~~https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/complete-snowflake-cortex#arguments ~~(note~~ that the list might not be ~~always~~ up-to-date because the available LLM's change often).		\|\|Snowflake LLM to use by default for AI Agent dashboard component and AI Agent presets. If not defined, '''openai-gpt-5-nano''' is used. See list of available LLM's: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/complete-snowflake-cortex#arguments. Note that the list might not be up-to-date because the available LLM's change often. To get the up-to-date list, use the following SQL command: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/show-models.
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	\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName		\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName
	\|\|gpt-5.4		\|\|gpt-5.4
	\|\|OpenAI ~~large language model (~~LLM) to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-5.4''' will be used. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.		\|\|OpenAI API LLM to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-5.4''' will be used. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.
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	\|\|API key for the OpenAI API (https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference). It needs to be configured to use the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function.		\|\|API key for the OpenAI API (https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference). It needs to be configured to use the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function.
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			\|\|AIAgentDefaultModelName
			\|\|openai-gpt-5-nano
			\|\|Specifies the Snowflake LLM model to use for AI Agent dashboard component and AI Agent presets. If not defined, '''openai-gpt-5-nano''' is used. See list of available LLM's: Snowflake documentation](https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/complete-snowflake-cortex#arguments (note that the list might not be always up-to-date because the available LLM's change often).
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	\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName		\|\|OpenAIDefaultModelName
	\|\|gpt-4o		\|\|gpt-5.4
	\|\|OpenAI large language model (LLM) to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-4o''' will be used~~. Note that only LLM's that support the function calling feature, are suitable for the AI Assistant~~. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.		\|\|OpenAI large language model (LLM) to use for the [[AI_Assistant_for_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer\|AI Assistant]] and [[Generic_Functions_in_QPR_ProcessAnalyzer#OpenAIChatCompletion\|OpenAIChatCompletion]] function. If not defined, '''gpt-5.4''' will be used. More information about OpenAI models: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models.
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	\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName		\|\|DefaultCortexAgentsModelName
	\|\|llama3.1-70b		\|\|llama3.1-70b
	\|\|Specifies the ~~default language model~~ when using Snowflake Cortex Agents (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowflake-cortex/cortex-agents-rest-api). If not defined, '''llama3.1-70b''' is used.		\|\|Specifies the LLM to use when using Snowflake Cortex Agents (https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowflake-cortex/cortex-agents-rest-api). If not defined, '''llama3.1-70b''' is used.
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	\|\|<span id="QueryTimeout">QueryTimeout</span>		\|\|<span id="QueryTimeout">QueryTimeout</span>