ODBC Connector Options
You can assign connector options by setting
USYS$OD
x_PARAMS
in the [DRIVER_SETTINGS]
section of the assignment file.
USYS$OD
x_PARAMS
Option {,
Optionn}
Options
Description
Most connector options are enable options; a specific feature is enabled by setting the option. Some options have a numeric parameter (a nonnegative decimal integer). Each numeric option has a default value, although the range of valid values is option-specific.
Syntax Rules
The syntax rules for USYS$OD
x_PARAMS
are:
-
Each option may be specified only once
-
Multiple options must be separated by commas (
,
) -
For specifying multiple options, you can use the short format
-
Words and numbers within each option are separated by one or more spaces or tabs
-
Options are not case-dependent
-
All options have the form Directive
=
Value. Instead of the equal sign (=
), a colon can be used. For example:USYS$OD0_PARAMS = step : 20, default locking = O
ODBCCONF Settings and ODBC Options
The previous ODBC Connector had a configuration tool called ODBCCONF
, which has been replaced by new configuration utilities uodbccfg.exe (for version U4.0) and uodbccfg41.exe (for version U4.1).
The following tables show the old ODBCCONF settings and their equivalent ODBC options in the Uniface ODBC Connector.
ODBCCONF Setting |
ODBCCONF Value |
ODBC Option Name |
ODBC Option Value |
---|---|---|---|
Index type |
Datasource (default) Paradox tables Foxpro tables DOS file system |
|
|
Primary key clause |
None Constraint Primary key |
|
See Index type
|
Table / Column case |
Uppercase / Lowercase |
|
|
Map dates to timestamps |
|
|
|
Map times to timestamps |
|
|
|
Limits of open tables |
Number |
|
Number |
ODBCCONF Setting |
ODBCCONF Value |
ODBC Option Name |
ODBC Option Value |
---|---|---|---|
Identifier quote character |
— |
|
Commonly |
— |
— |
|
Maximum size of table name |
— |
— |
|
Maximum size of field name |
— |
— |
|
|
— |
— |
|
Maximum size of record (row) |
— |
— |
|
|
ODBCCONF Setting |
ODBCCONF Value |
---|---|
Commit on create table |
|
Character dates as YYMMDD |
On / Off |
Date base date |