README for HP Neoview Release 2.4
— ADD RULE EXEC Command
— ALTER RULE CONN Command
— ALTER RULE COMP Command
— ALTER RULE EXEC Command
— ALTER SERVICE COMP Command
— ALTER SERVICE EXEC Command
— ALTER WMS CONN Command
— ALTER WMS RESET STATS Command
— INFO RULE Command
— INFO RULE CONN Command
— INFO RULE COMP Command
— INFO RULE EXEC Command
— DELETE RULE Command
— INFO SERVICE COMP Command
— INFO SERVICE EXEC Command
— INFO WMS CONN Command
— HOLD Command, including:
◦ HOLD QUERIES SERVICE
— RELEASE Command, including:
◦ RELEASE QUERIES SERVICE
— START SERVICE Command
— STATUS SERVICE RULE Command
— STATUS RULE Command
— STATUS RULE CONN Command
— STATUS RULE COMP Command
— STATUS RULE EXEC Command
— STATUS SERVICE COMP Command
— STATUS SERVICE EXEC Command
— STATUS SERVICE SEGMENT STATS Command
— STATUS WMS CONN Command
— STATUS WMS SEGMENT STATS Command
— STOP SERVICE Command
The following functionality changed for Release 2.4:
• SET SERVICE command
NOTE: SET SERVICE is no longer a valid command.
In previous releases of WMS, an ODBC or JDBC client application used the SET SERVICE
statement to associate SQL queries with a service. If the specified service did not exist, WMS
first looked for a service name that matched the second part of the client role, such as MGR
in ROLE.MGR. If WMS found a service name that matched the role, WMS managed the
queries in that service. If WMS did not find the service name that matched the role, WMS
managed queries in the default service, HP_DEFAULT_SERVICE.
In Release 2.4, a new mechanism allows you to specify the client-to-service-name mapping
and removes the capability of clients to set their service. This mechanism is transparent to
the application, so the client application no longer needs to set the service name.
Anytime a client connects, NDCS servers automatically select the service name based on
rules you define. If no rules are defined, HP_DEFAULT_SERVICE is used. To maintain
compatibility with existing applications that continue to set their service, the existing ODBC
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