REPLACE FUNCTION SetSessionAccount (
HostIdIn SMALLINT,
SessionNoIn INTEGER,
NewAcctString TD_ANYTYPE,
EntireSession VARCHAR(1) CHARACTER SET LATIN
) RETURNS VARCHAR(128) CHARACTER SET UNICODE
...
;
Syntax Elements
- HostIdIn
- Logical ID of a host (or client) with sessions logged on.
- SessionNoIn
- Number of the specified session.
- NewAcctString
- Account string for the session or request.
- EntireSession
- Indicator of how the new account or priority affects requests for a specified session.
- If you specify Y or y, the change applies to all current and future requests for a specified session. If no requests or steps are running, the new account or priority takes effect at the next request, and the DBC.SessionTbl table reflects the new account or priority for the current session.
- If you specify NULL, blank, N, or n, the change applies only to the current request for the specified session. If no request is running, the next request for the specified session has the old account/priority.