The clispb.dat Listing
Table 3 gives the contents of the clispb.dat file. The defaults are recommended for typical workstation-attached systems. See the corresponding field name for more information.
|
Name |
Default |
DBCAREA Field Name |
|
change_opts |
Y |
Change Options |
|
charset_id* |
ASCII |
Character Set Pointer Note: This field contains either the character set code or the character set name. In the DBCAREA charset_id is named Character Set Pointer. |
|
connect_type |
N |
Connect Type |
|
charset_type |
N |
Character Set Type |
|
columnInfo |
0 |
Varying-length column title and format information |
|
consider_aph_resps |
N |
APH/1 MB Responses |
|
data_encryption |
N |
Data Encryption |
|
date_form |
D |
Date Form |
|
dbriseg |
N |
Segmented data transfer for (TDSP) |
|
dynamic_result_sets_allowed |
N |
Dynamic Result Sets Allowed |
|
i_dbcpath |
dbc |
Input DBCpath |
|
keep_resp |
N |
Keep Response |
|
lang_conformance |
N |
Language Conformance |
|
lang_id |
EN |
Language to be used for generating CLI messages |
|
loc_mode |
N |
Locate Mode |
|
max_decimal_returned |
0 |
Maximum Decimal Precision |
|
max_num_sess for a single process |
300 |
Maximum Number of Sessions |
|
maximum_parcel |
O |
Maximum Parcel |
|
msg_security |
N |
Message Security |
|
parcel_mode |
Y |
Parcel Mode Fetch |
|
req_buf_len |
1024 |
Request Buffer Length |
|
req_proc_opt |
E |
Request Processing Option |
|
request_mode |
P |
Request Mode |
|
resp_ buf_len |
8192 |
Response Buffer Length |
|
resp_mode |
R |
Response Mode |
|
ret_time |
N |
Return Time |
|
return_object |
D |
Type of LOB to be returned |
|
send_delegated_credentials |
Y |
send delegated credentials |
|
save_resp_buf |
N |
Save Response Buffer (not used) |
|
SP_return_result |
0 |
Stored Procedure return result |
|
tell_about_delay |
Y |
Tell About Delay |
|
timing_precision |
20 |
Timing-Precision |
|
two_resp_bufs |
N |
Two Response Buffer |
|
tx_semanticss |
D |
Transaction Semantics |
|
use_presence_bits |
N |
Use Presence Bits |
|
var_len_fetch |
N |
Variable Length Fetch |
|
var_len_req |
N |
Variable Length Request |
|
wait_across_delay |
N |
Wait Across Delay |
|
wait_for_resp |
N |
Wait For Response |
If you have write access to clispb.dat, you may edit clispb.dat and replace the current names with the old (alternate) ones. Table 4 gives the corresponding names:
|
Current |
Old |
|
change_opts |
seto |
|
data_encryption |
secure |
|
i_dbcpath |
dbcname |
|
keep_resp |
krsp |
|
loc_mode |
floc |
|
max_num_sess |
maxsess |
|
parcel mode |
btpm |
|
req_buf_len |
reqlen |
|
req_proc_opt |
funt |
|
resp_buf_len |
rsplen |
|
resp_mode |
rmod |
|
ret_time |
rts |
|
save_resp_buf |
fsvb |
|
tell_about_delay |
crtl |
|
two_resp_bufs |
twob |
|
use_presence_bits |
idta |
|
var_len_fetch |
fvar |
|
var_len_req |
rvar |
|
wait_across_delay |
crsw |
|
wait_for_resp |
bsyw |
|
long_conformance |
conf |
CLI does not recognize the old symbol names.