Set-PWDatasourceSetting SettingID and NumericValue list?

When using the Set-PWUserSetting cmdlet it references the -SettingsID and -NumericValue.

For example to enable a user to create projects this would be used:

Set-PWUserSetting -UserID $Staff -SettingID AADMS_PAR_RICH_PROJECT_ACCESS -NumericValue 6

Is there a master list somewhere that lists the various Settings and values? This is similar to the Set-PWDatasourceSetting cmdlet.

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0 Offline Kevin van Haaren Sun, Nov 19 2017 7:47 PM
help About_PWPS_UserSettings has the user settings list

help About_PWPS_DatasourceSettings has the datasource list
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0 Offline Kirk Peterson Thu, Feb 8 2018 12:36 PM in reply to Kevin van Haaren

this doesn't seem to work for me? I get "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
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0 Offline Kevin van Haaren Thu, Feb 8 2018 1:19 PM in reply to Kirk Peterson
what version of projectwise administrator do you have? I have the first version, not sure if they changed this later on.

Also try opening a powershell console as administrator and do "update-help"

finally try:

help about_pwps*

that should show all the about_ help from the PWPS module
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0 Offline Kirk Peterson Thu, Feb 8 2018 2:50 PM in reply to Kevin van Haaren

PW Admin .265 .... PW server is v8i .590.

Unfortunately I still get the same error.
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0 Offline Kevin van Haaren Thu, Feb 8 2018 3:44 PM in reply to Kirk Peterson
hmmm, I'm using the first CONNECT release. what did help about_pwps* show?

it's possible some other module is jacking up your help. Did Update-Help crash too? Did it say on which module it crashed?

what version of Powershell do you have?
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0 Offline Kevin van Haaren Thu, Feb 8 2018 3:44 PM in reply to Kirk Peterson
hmmm, I'm using the first CONNECT release. what did help about_pwps* show?

it's possible some other module is jacking up your help. Did Update-Help crash too? Did it say on which module it crashed?

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