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Description
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Factory Value
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ClientReadTimeout
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This parameter defines the connection (or read) timeout in milliseconds. A network request fails if no response is received during the time specified.
The value 0 sets the timeout to infinite. This value can be overridden with the connect string option -r and, further on, with the ODBC attribute SQL_ATTR_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT.
Note This parameter applies only to the TCP protocol.
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0 (infinite)
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Connect
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The Connect parameter defines the default network name (connect string) that the client uses to connect to the solidDB® server, if the connect string is not specified in the connection parameters explicitly. This value is used also when the SQLConnect() call is issued with an empty data source name.
The format of the standard solidDB® connect string is:
protocol_name [options] [host_comput er_name] server_name
where options and server_name depend on the communication protocol. Important: In HotStandby and SMA setups, additional connect string attributes are used to specify further functionality, such as Transparent Connectivity (TC).
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tcp localhost 1964 (Windows)
upipe SOLID (Linux and UNIX)
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ConnectTimeout
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The ConnectTimeout parameter defines the login timeout in milliseconds.
This value can be overridden with the connect string option -c and, further on, with the ODBC attribute SQL_ATTR_LOGIN_TIMEOUT.
Note This parameter applies only to the TCP protocol.
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OS-specific
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SocketLinger
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This parameter controls the TCP socket linger (SO_LINGER) behavior after a close on the socket connection is issued. It indicates if the system attempts to deliver any buffered data (yes), or if the system discards it (no), when a close() is issued.
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no
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SocketLingerTime
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This parameter defines the length of the time interval (in seconds) the socket lingers after a close is issued. If the time interval expires before the graceful shutdown sequence completes, an abortive shutdown sequence occurs (the data is discarded). The default value zero indicates that the system default is used (typically, 1 second)
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0
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Trace
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If this parameter is set to yes, trace information about network messages for the established network connection is written to a file specified with the TraceFile parameter.
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no
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TraceFile
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If the Trace parameter is set to yes, trace information about network messages is written to a file specified with this parameter.
The trace file is output to the current working directory of the server or client, depending on which end the tracing is started.
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soltrace.out
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