Environment variables
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SQLCONNECT environment variable
SQLCONNECT=
parameter
#
value
; ...
The SQLCONNECT environment variable is optional, and is not set by the
installation program.
SQLCONNECT specifies connection parameters that are used by several of
the database administration utilities when connecting to a database server.
This string is a list of parameter settings, of the form parameter=value,
delimited by semicolons.
The number sign "#" is an alternative to the equals sign, and should be used
if you are setting the connection parameters string in the SQLCONNECT
environment variable. Using "=" inside an environment variable setting is a
syntax error. The = sign is allowed only in Windows NT.
$ For a description of the connection parameters, see "Connection
parameters" on page 64 of the book ASA User’s Guide.
SQLLOCALE environment variable
SQLLOCALE= Charset=
cslabel
;Language=
langlabel
;CollationLabel=
colabel
"Setting the SQLLOCALE environment variable" on page 302 of the book
ASA User’s Guide
The SQLLOCALE environment variable is not set by the installation
program, and is required only in multi-character-set environments.
The SQLLOCALE environment variable is a single string that consists of
three semi-colon-separated assignments. The assignments set out the
character set, language, and collation of the environment.
$ For a list of supported character set labels, see "Setting the
SQLLOCALE environment variable" on page 302 of the book ASA User’s
Guide.
SQLPATH environment variable
SQLPATH=
path
;...
The SQLPATH environment variable is optional, and is not set by the
installation program.
Interactive SQL searches along SQLPATH for command files and Help files
before searching the system path.
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