Open System Services ODBC/MX Client Driver Manual for SQL/MX Release 3.2.1 (H06.26+, J06.15+)

Table 2 -1 describes the format of the ODBCDSN file. (continued)
Contents and FormatFile Section
executed. Trace file name is specified
in the following format:
TraceFile = file_name
For example, if you specify the name
of the trace file as Tracefile =
trfetch, the system creates a file
name as
trfetch.6947088_1285815329.
This file is located in the OSS location
even if the ODBCDSN file is in the
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM location.
Bitmask indicating trace level. For
ODBC/MX 3.x:
TraceFlagsFile Section
If TraceFlags keyword is omitted,
TraceFlags = 0
TraceFlags can take the following
values:
• ERROR—Indicates some failed SQL
calls and communication problems.
• WARNING—Triggered by anything
that generates a diagnostic record.
• CONFIG—Provides details of
configuration calls.
• INFO—Provides details of what calls
are made and other important
markers.
• DEBUG (or number 6)—Shows the
detailed contents of many calls.
[ODBC Data Sources]
• List of data source name definitions
• Driver name
One section per data source.[[data-source-name]]
Lists the attributes for each data
source.
DescriptionData Source Attribute
Character set of SQL commands.
Default = 0
DataLang
Text string comment describing the data
source.
Description
Size of buffer used to fetch rowsFetchBufferSize
• Range: 0 to 256 Kb
• SYSTEM_DEFAULT = 8Kb
• Single row = 0
(use to get update on current
operation or when exercising
Publish/Subscribe)
DescriptionData Source Description
IP address or domain name where
ODBC/MX server is running, in the
form: TCP:number1/number2
Server
26 Configuring Client Data Source Attributes for ODBC/MX Connectivity