ODBC Server Reference Manual

Managing Customized Catalogs
HP NonStop ODBC Server Reference Manual—429151-002
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Server Class Mapping (SMAP) Statements
Server Class Mapping (SMAP) Statements
Use the following statements to map a server class to an SCS configuration entity:
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ADD SMAP
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MODIFY SMAP
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REMOVE SMAP
ADD SMAP
The ADD SMAP creates a new mapping between an existing server class and an SCS
configuration entity.
To execute ADD SMAP, you must be authorized to modify the system catalog.
scs-processname
is an alphabetic string up to 15 characters in length that identifies a valid SCS
process in the following format:
[\node.]$process-name
server-name
is an alphanumeric string up to 32 characters in length that identifies the name of
the server class configuration entity to associate with the specified SCS
configuration entity.
USE_AS_DEFAULT { Y | N }
specifies whether to define server-name as the default for scs-processname.
You can designate only one scs-processname to server-name mapping entry
as the designated default server class.
UPDATE_SYSTEM_CONFIG
resets the time to update system configuration values to the current time. This
option causes running system components to reread their configuration values on
the next polling cycle.
Considerations – ADD SMAP
The ADD SMAP statement:
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Creates a new entry in ZNSMAP that maps a server class configuration entity to an
SCS configuration entity
ADD SMAP scs-processname server-name
[ USE_AS_DEFAULT { Y | N } ]
[ UPDATE_SYSTEM_CONFIG ]