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Values
Backlog=integer_value

Specifies the maximum length of the listener queue. When this is exceeded, connections are refused. This is not the maximum number of client connections that can be supported. The default is 50.

ClientAuth=0|1

Enables client authentication when the JDBC driver connects to this proxy server using SSL.

Encoding=character_encoding_name

Specifies the character encoding that the JDBC server requests the JDBC driver to use when sending and receiving character data. If not specified, the default encoding for the JVM is requested. The character encoding class must be accessible to the JDBC driver when invoked by the client application or applet.

Host=host_name

Specifies the DNS name or IP address the JDBC binds to when listening for client connection requests. This can be used to force the JDBC server to listen for connection requests on a specific TCP/IP protocol stack on a multi-homed host (a machine with multiple TCP/IP stacks). The default is to listen on all available stacks.

LogLevel=integer_value

Specifies the level of messages sent to the Windows Event Log.

LogTrace=integer_value

Specifies the level of log messages sent to the trace file. Options are identical to LogLevel options.

Port=integer_value

The IP port the JDBC server listens on for connection requests. The default value is 3709.

RemoteHost=host_name

(Optional) Specifies the DNS name or IP address of a CA IDMS system (r16 SP2 or later), or another JDBC server used to forward packets to the CA IDMS system.

RemotePort=integer_value

Specifies the IP port address of the remote host. If used, the default value is 3709.

RemoteSSL=0|1

Enables SSL when communicating with another proxy server.

ReplyTimeOut=integer_value

Specifies the number of seconds the JDBC server will wait for a response from the CA IDMS system. The default, 0, causes the JDBC server to wait indefinitely.

Snap=0|1

Enables display of data buffers sent and received in the log file.

SocketTimeOut=integer_value

Specifies the number of seconds the JDBC server waits, or blocks when reading data from a socket. While a socket is being read, the thread is blocked, and is not able to recognize an event that stops the thread. When this interval expires, the thread checks if the JDBC server is still running, and, if so, issues another read on the socket. It continues until the wait or reply timeout has expired. A high value reduces JDBC server overhead. A low value allows the server to respond to shutdown events more quickly. Setting this to 0 causes the thread to block forever, and is

not

recommended. The default is 60 seconds.

SSL=0|1

Enables Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connections between this proxy server and a JDBC driver client.

Trace=0|1

Enables tracing of internal function calls. Output is written to the log file.

Unicode=0|1

Enables the use of Unicode for character encoding when the JDBC driver is unable to use the requested encoding. The default value, 0, specifies the use of UTF-8, which is supported by all Java platforms.

WaitTimeOut=integer_value

Specifies the number of seconds the JDBC server will wait for a request from the JDBC driver. The default, 0, causes the JDBC server to wait indefinitely.