User guide

Chapter 4
Server Configuration
There are a number of configuration options that apply to Oracle JDBC for Rdb servers that
may be used as command line options or as server options inside a configuration file.
See Configuration Files
for more details on how to use these options within a configuration
file.
The following sections detail the available configuration options.
4.1 Server Configuration Options
The following server configuration options may be used on the command line or in
configuration files in conjunction with standard thin servers and multi-process servers. See
Pool Server Configuration Options
for the options that may be used with pool servers.
Table 4–1 Server Configuration Options lists these options.
Table 4-1 Server Configuration Options
Option Default Description
anonymous false If specified, tells the server to allow
anonymous connections, that is,
connections where the user and
password are not specified.
Depending on how the Oracle Rdb
database has been set up, Oracle Rdb
may allow connection to the database
without a username being explicitly
specified, in which case the
characteristics of the authorization
account of the server invoker will be
used by Oracle Rdb to determine
database access.
This switch may be used in conjunction
with password and user to specify the
default username/password to use on
connections.
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