Specify a local directory path to custom sample workbooks. Use this option to enable or disable this option from the command line.įor more information, see Turn off error reporting (Link opens in a new window). If Tableau has a problem and shuts down unexpectedly, crash dump files and logs are generated. For more information, see Control Product Updates for Tableau Desktop.Ī host name, such as. You can control updates for your users by customizing and hosting the TableauAutoUpdate.xml file along with the appropriate Tableau installer. Specify which server to check for Tableau product updates.
#TABLEAU PUBLIC 9 UPDATE#
If you select AUTOUPDATE=0, the option to change the Auto Update and the Check for Product Update settings on the Help menu in Tableau Desktop is disabled for users.įor more information, see Control Product Updates for Tableau Desktop.ġ0.2 and later (Check for Product Updates)ġ0.2 and later (Check for Product Updates You can also control which version of Tableau Desktop your users will update to. This option is not available for Tableau Reader or Tableau Public.įor more information see Turn off file recovery (Link opens in a new window).Ĭonfigure Tableau to check for product updates. Tableau Desktop: If you select AUTOSAVE=0, the option to change the Autosave setting on the Help menu is disabled for users.
In the event that Tableau closes unexpectedly, users can open a recovered version of the workbook (.twbr) file or flow (.tflr) file. Minimum is 14400 seconds (4 hours) and maximum is 15552000 seconds (six months).Ĭonfigure Tableau to automatically save your work. Tableau-setup-std-圆4.exe /quiet ACCEPTEULA=1 ATRENABLED=1 ATRREQUESTEDDURATIONSECONDS=14400
#TABLEAU PUBLIC 9 LICENSE#
For example, the following command installs Tableau Desktop, configures it for automatic license deactivation, and sets the duration to 14400 seconds (4 hours): To change the interval, specify the new interval in seconds using this option. You do not need to set this option if you want to use the default of 14 days. The default is 1209600 seconds (14 days). Set the length of time Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder can run without contacting the ATR service before its license is automatically deactivated.
#TABLEAU PUBLIC 9 INSTALL#
You need to enable this at install or by editing the registry if you want to use automatic license deactivation for virtual desktop support.įor more information, see Configure Virtual Desktop Support (Link opens in a new window). The URL of the Tableau Server that will authorize users.Įnable virtual desktop support. Sets the default URL for the Tableau Server you want users to use for activation when using login-based license management.įor more information, see Login-based License Management (Link opens in a new window). The installer runs -activate to apply the product key.įor more information, see Activate Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep Builder.
Add a single command line that includes the installer option ACTIVATE_KEY="". You will need your product key unless you're activating in an environment that uses login-based license management. If you don't set this option to 1, Tableau cannot be installed using quiet or passive mode.Īctivate Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder from the command line. There are no spaces on either side of the equal sign.Įach property set is delimited with a space.Īccept the End User License Agreement (EULA). Property names and values are case sensitive. These properties can't be used to update any settings after initial installation. Note the following about these properties:
You can include one or more properties in the command line for the installer. Help-lists options and properties for the installer. Uninstall an existing installation of Tableau. Run the installer to repair an existing installation of Tableau. The default log file is the system %TEMP% directory. Specify the path and file name, such as /log "c:\logs\logfile.txt". Log installation information to the specified path and file. By default, the installer will prompt you before restart unless you run the installer in quiet mode. The product launches after installation is complete. Run the installer and display dialog boxes and installation status. The product doesn't launch after installation is complete. Run the installer without messages (status or installation progress) and without requiring user interaction. Note the following about options:Įach option is prefixed with a slash ( /). You can specify one or more options as part of the command line. Properties provide the action or list of actions that you want implemented. Options are a list of flags that control the behavior of the command line. The Tableau installer command line accepts two types of values: options and properties.
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