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- onconfig.std value
- None
- if not present
- On UNIX: hostname
On Windows:
ol_hostname
(The hostname variable is the name of the host computer.)
- range of values
- Up to 128 lowercase characters
DBSERVERNAME must begin with a letter and can include any printable
character except the following characters:
- Uppercase characters
- A field delimiter (space or tab)
- A newline character
- A comment character
- A hyphen, minus, or @ character
- takes effect
- When the database server is shut down and restarted. The sqlhosts file or registry of each database server that communicates with
this database server might need to be updated. In addition, the INFORMIXSERVER environment variable for all users might need to be changed.
- MaxConnect users
- The value of the INFORMIXSERVER environment variable on the client must match either the DBSERVERNAME
or one of the entries of the DBSERVERALIASES parameter.
- refer to
- DBSERVERNAME configuration parameter in the chapter on client/server
communications in the IBM Informix Administrator's Guide
When you install the database
server, specify the dbservername. DBSERVERNAME specifies a unique name associated
with this specific occurrence of the database server. The value of DBSERVERNAME
is called the dbservername. Each dbservername is associated
with a communication protocol in the sqlhosts file or
registry. If the database server uses multiple communication protocols, additional
values for dbservername must be defined with the DBSERVERALIASES configuration
parameter.
Client applications use dbservername in the INFORMIXSERVER environment variable and in SQL statements such as CONNECT and
DATABASE, which establish a connection to a database server.
Important:
To avoid conflict with other instances of Informix
database servers on the same computer or node, it is recommended that you
use DBSERVERNAME to assign a dbservername explicitly.
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