SESDCN control statements and options parameterize the distribution component SESDCN and define distribution rules (see section “Distributed processing with SESAM/SQL DCN”).
SESDCN control statements
System administrators enter the SESDCN control statements when starting SESDCN. They enter them via the same interfaces as DBH start statements and options (see “Entering DBH start parameters”).
SESDCN control statements are entered as three SDF statements:
SET-DCN-OPTIONS
ADD-DISTRIBUTION-RULE-LIST
ADD-NETWORK-LINK-LIST
The first statement causes the DCN options to be read. The two subsequent statements are used to define the distribution rule. The distribution rule assigns an “access path” to each database to be accessed in the distributed-processing scenario. The access path consists of the processor name, the configuration name, the DCN name and the DBH name.
DCN options
System administrators enter the DCN options immediately after the SESDCN control statement SET-DCN-OPTIONS.
DCN options define the main characteristics of SESDCN operation. Since all DCN options are preset to defaults, system administrators need only specify those options that need to be set to something other than their respective defaults.
The following overview provides a brief description of the DCN options. For a detailed description of DBH options, see the “Database Operation” manual.
DCN-OPTION | Short description of function |
ADMINISTRATOR | Assigns administrator authorization |
COLDSTART | Requests a cold start. |
DCN-IDENTIFICATION | Assigns a DCN name and configuration name. |
REMOTE-ACCESS | Permits remote access by other computers |
SESDLG-PASSWORD | Assigns a password. |
SYSTEM-LIMITS | Specifies limit values for the permitted number of users and transaction |
Table 61: DCN options