(Optional) Allows the client to specify what character the PDBA uses to terminate
responses.
endchar
null – Responses terminated with a NULL (\0) character (default)
Values:
newline– Responses terminated with a newline (\n) character
(Optional) Allows the client to specify the amount of time that the connection can
remain idle before the PDBA should terminate it.
idletimeout
none – Connection is never terminated by PDBA for idleness. (default)
Values:
1 – 44640 – Terminate this connection after this many idle minutes.
[00-44640]:[00-59] – Terminate this connection after this many idle
minutes and seconds. Limit is 44640:00.
(Optional) Transaction mode allows the client to specify whether this connection
operates in single transaction or normal transaction mode. This selection determines
txnmode
whether update requests can be sent individually or require the use of begin_txn
and end_txnboundaries, to be considered write transactions on their own and allowed.
normal – All updates must be specified inside begin_txn and end_txn
boundaries, which is the ‘normal transaction mode.’ (default)
Values:
single – Individual update requests are their own transactions. The use
of begin_txn and end_txn boundary commands is not required in
single transaction mode.
(Optional) Allows the client to specify whether or not it wants to receive the
asynchronous Service Module card Report messages.
dsmrpt
no – The Service Module card Reports are not wanted (default).
Values:
yes – The Service Module card Reports are wanted.
(Optional) Allows the client to specify what percent to use in the Service Module card
Report. This overrides the system wide default Service Module card Report percent
value for this one connection.
dsmrptperc
1 – 100
Values:
(optional) Allows the client to specify how often, in seconds, that the connection wants
to receive the SM Report. This overrides the system wide default SM Report frequency
dsmrptfreq
value for this one connection. This parameter is only meaningful if dsmrpt has been
specified as yes.
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