Set-ecsworkbookcache: Stsadm operation (Office SharePoint Server)

Applies To: Office SharePoint Server 2007

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Topic Last Modified: 2015-03-09

Operation name: Set-ecsworkbookcache

Description

Lets an administrator set workbook cache settings on disk and in memory for Excel Calculation Services.

This operation is equivalent to the Workbook Cache user interface setting that is located on the Excel Services Settings page of the Shared Services Administration Web site.

Syntax

stsadm -o set-ecsworkbookcache

**   -ssp <SSP name>**

**\[-location {URL | UNC}\]**

**\[-maxcachesize \<storage in MB\>\]**

**\[-enablecachingofunusedfiles {True | False}\]**

Parameters

Parameter

Value

Required?

Description

ssp

A valid SSP name, such as "SharedServices1"

Yes

The name of the SSP that provides the resources for the Excel Calculation Services you want to configure.

location

A valid location to the folder that is trusted

Valid values are:

  • Local path(C:\folder)

  • UNC (\\server_name\share)

No

Local file system location of the workbook file cache.

If the parameter does not contain a value, the cache is located in a subdirectory in the system temporary directory.

The maximum length is 4096 characters.

maxsizecache

A valid positive integer

Yes

Maximum disk space, in MB, that can be occupied by the workbooks that are currently in use by Excel Calculation Services. This parameter also includes the maximum disk space that can be allocated for recently used files that are not currently in use.

The default value is 40960.

enablecachingofunusedfiles

One of the following values:

  • True (Default value)

  • False

Yes

True: Enables the caching of files that are no longer in use by Excel Calculation Services sessions.

False: Disables the caching of files that are no longer in use by Excel Calculation Services sessions.