ODBC Server Reference Manual

Managing Customized Catalogs
HP NonStop ODBC Server Reference Manual—429151-002
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Network Services (NET_SERVICE) Statements
NET_PROTOCOL { TCP/IP | SPX/IPX }
specifies TCP/IP or SPX/IPX as the network protocol to use for this service.
NET_NAME net-name
identifies the network service; net-name is a string up to 16 characters in length
that must match the name of the service in your system SERVICES file.
IOP_NAME iop-name
is an alphabetic string up to 15 characters in length that identifies a valid network
process in the following format:
[\node.]$process-name
You set the default for this parameter when you install the NonStop ODBC Server.
Each network protocol uses a different default name for a network process; the
value you specify depends on your protocol and whether your node uses the
default name.
SERVICES_FILENAME services-filename
is a fully qualified file name in Guardian format that specifies the location of the
system SERVICES file. If you omit services-filename and a default value is
not defined in ZNSSCFG, the current default for your system is used.
The following attributes configure socket operations for TCP/IP and SPX/IPX networks.
These attributes correspond to socket options in setsocketopt and
setsocketopt_nw syntax. The setsocketopt and setsocketopt_nw socket
library routines are part of the NonStop TCP/IP and SPX/IPX products.
SO_KEEPALIVE { 0 | 1 }
specifies whether to keep a socket connection alive when not in use:
SO_OOBINLINE { 0 | 1 }
specifies whether TCP/IP keeps out-of-band data with normal data:
If you keep out-of-band data with normal data, the application must discard normal
data until the out-of-band data is read.
Caution. You can enter names for the NET_PROTCOL and NET_NAME names using
lowercase letters because NOSUTIL upshifts each name. However, if you edit the system
SERVICES file directly, you must enter each name using uppercase letters.
0 Do not keep a socket connection alive when not in use.
1 Keep a socket connection alive when not in use. (This is the default
value.)
0 Keep out-of-band data separate from normal data.
1 Keep out-of-band data with normal data