ODBC Server Reference Manual

Managing Customized Catalogs
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Network Services (NET_SERVICE) Statements
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.
The following attributes help your application access the correct LAN in a multiple LAN
environment. For more information about these Multilan objects, see the Multilan/TLAM
Programming Manual.
NET_QUALIFIER net-qualifier-name
is an alphanumeric string up to 128 characters in length in the following format:
"\PIPE\SQL\QUERY\net-name"
where net-name is a string up to 12 characters that specifies your NetBIOS
network name. This is also the MLAD system name for your device; it is not
checked for validity. You must enclose the entire string in double quotes (").
MLAN_DOMAIN sub-device-name
is an alphanumeric string up to 8 characters in length that specifies a valid
Multilan/TLAM subdevice name on the current node. A domain is a defined
collection of devices that share a set of unique NetBIOS network names. A
domain name begins with a pound sign (#), and is followed by an alphabetic
character and up to 6 alphanumeric characters (#DOM1, for example). The value
you specify is not checked for validity.
MLAN_ADAPTOR { 0 | 1 }
specifies the MLAN adapter to use for this network service. An adapter is an
attachment device that provides a gateway access to a user LAN. The value can
be 0 or 1. This value is not checked for validity.
MLAN_GATEWAY #gateway-name
is an alphanumeric string up to 8 characters that specifies a valid Multilan/TLAM
gateway name on the current node. A gateway is a device attached to two
networks of the same or different types. The gateway allows devices on both
networks to communicate with each other. A gateway name begins with a pound
sign (#), and is followed by an alphabetic character and up to 6 alphanumeric
characters (#GW1, for example). This value is not checked for validity.