The default for the following values should never be changed without a detailed analysis of the design of every affected application (that is, an application will very likely exhibit programming errors if these defaults are changed). Defaults for these should not have been provided but are maintained for compatibility:
Keyword | Default | Description |
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IBORMOD | 'R' | The default for the Response-mode (DBORMOD) option, chosen as either 'F', 'R', 'M', 'I' or 'X'. |
IBOIDTA | 'N' | The default for the Use-presence (DBOIDTA) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. |
IBODLYT | 'Y' | The default for the Tell-if-delay (DBODLYT) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. (The deprecated keyword IBOCRTL is equivalent to IBODLYT.) |
IBOFLOC | 'Y' | The default for the Locate-mode (DBOFLOC) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. |
IBORVAR | 'N' | The default for the Varying-length-request (DBORVAR) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. |
IBOFVAR | 'N' | The default for the Varying-length-fetch (DBOFVAR) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. |
IBOBSYW | 'Y' | The default for the Wait-for-response (DBOBSYW) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N' |
IBOBTPM | 'Y' | The default for the Parcel-mode-fetch (DBOBTPM) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. |
IBOFUNT | 'E' | The default for the Request-processing-option (DBOFUNT) option, chosen as either 'E', 'P', 'S', or 'B'. |
IBOQMOD | 'P' | The default for the Request-mode (DBOQMOD) option, chosen as either 'P' or 'B' |
IBOCTYP | 'R' | The default for the Connect-type (DBOCTYPE) value, chosen as either 'R' or 'C'. |
IBO2PC | 'N' | The default for the Two-phase commit (DBO2PC) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. |
IBOMP | 'O' | The default for the Maximum-parcel (DBCIMP) option, chosen as either 'O' or 'H' |
IBOROB | 'D' | The default for the Return-objects-as (DBRIROB) option, chosen as either 'D', 'T', or 'S'. |
IBOAPH | 'N' | The default for the APH-response-OK (DBRIAPH) option, chosen as either 'Y' or 'N'. |
MDR | 0 | The default for the Max-decimal-returned (DBRIMDR) option, chosen as any value not greater than the decimal precision value obtained using the DBCHQE SQL-limits query. A zero is equivalent to the client default, 18. |