Specifies the name of the database or dictionary included in the resource name table. Db-name is a one- through eight-character alphanumeric value. The last character of db-name can be an asterisk (*) indicating a wildcard character. For more information about the use of the wildcard character, see Usage.
Identifies the name of the DC/UCF system where the named resource is located or the name of an intermediate node through which the request for data will be routed.
Nodename is the system name identified on the SYSTEM ID parameter of the SYSTEM statement or overridden by the DCNAME parameter in the SYSIDMS file at startup and must match a nodename defined with the NODE statement.
Identifies the name of the DBGROUP to which the request for data will be dynamically routed.
Groupname is the name of a DBGROUP defined in the database name table of one or more DC/UCF systems any of which are capable of servicing the request for data. Groupname must match a nodename defined by a NODE statement specifying a GROUP parameter.
Specifies the resource is located on the DC/UCF system you are defining.
LOCAL is the default.
Specifies a node name to which requests for data are sent.
Specify a destination-node rather than a database-name when user applications will specify a nodename on a native DML BIND RUNUNIT statement or a DC batch application BIND TASK statement.
The last character of destination-node can be an asterisk (*) indicating a wildcard character. For more information about the use of the wildcard character, see Usage.
Destination-node is a unique one- through 8- character alphanumeric value.
Identifies the name of a previously defined database to exclude from the resource name table.
Identifies the name of a previously defined destination-node to exclude from the resource name table.
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