ODBC Server Reference Manual

Managing Customized Catalogs
HP NonStop ODBC Server Reference Manual—429151-002
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System Configuration Default (SCFG) Statements
System Configuration Default (SCFG) Statements
Use the following statements to configure and manage system configuration default
values:
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ADD SCFG
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MODIFY SCFG
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REMOVE SCFG
ADD SCFG
The ADD SCFG statement adds a new system configuration default value in the
system configuration table (ZNSSCFG). To execute ADD SCFG, you must be a
privileged user.
scfg-name
specifies the attribute for which you are assigning a default value; scfg-name is
an alphanumeric string up to 60 characters in length and must be the name of a
column in the ZNSSCFG table. For a list of the ZNSSCFG column names, see
Appendix D, Summary of System Installation Defaults,
The value you specify must be alphanumeric; there is no further check for validity.
scfg-value
specifies the default value for scfg-name. Enclose scfg-value in double quotes
("). There is no check for validity.
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.
The following ADD SCFG statement sets TCP/IP as the default value for the
NET_PROTOCOL attribute in the ZNSSCFG table:
ADD SCFG NET_PROTOCOL "TCP/IP"
MODIFY SCFG
The MODIFY SCFG statement modifies an existing system configuration default value
in the ZNSSCFG table. To execute MODIFY SCFG, you must be a privileged user.
ADD SCFG scfg-name "scfg-value" [ UPDATE_SYSTEM_CONFIG ]
MODIFY SCFG scfg-name "scfg-value" [ UPDATE_SYSTEM_CONFIG ]