Product specifications

This section defines parameters that apply to all data access drivers. They can be overridden for a
specific driver by corresponding settings in the <driver>.sbo configuration files, where <driver>
is the name of the data access driver to which the SBO file relates.
Traces
This section defines parameters that allow the recording of connection activity through Connection
Server in log files.
The remaining Locales section defines the operating system charset for each available language.
You must not modify the parameters in this section.
9.3 To view and edit the cs.cfg file
1.
Browse to the directory that stores the cs.cfg file. For example, on a Microsoft Windows system:
connectionserver-install-dir\connectionServer\cs.cfg where connectionserver-
install-dir is the path where your Connection Server software is installed.
2.
Open cs.cfg in an XML editor.
3.
Expand sections as required.
4.
Set parameters by either adding new parameters and values, or modifying existing parameter values.
5.
Check that the document is valid against the DTD, then save and close the file.
Remember:
You must restart Connection Server after editing the cs.cfg file.
9.4 Configuring the global settings parameters
The Settings section of cs.cfg defines settings that apply to all drivers, and cannot be customized
for individual data access drivers.
To view or edit parameters, open cs.cfg in an XML editor and go to the Settings section. In the
file, each parameter is defined in the following tag:
<Parameter Name="parameter">value</Parameter>
where parameter is the name of the parameter, and value is the value to which the parameter is
set.
Each parameter is shown with the following information:
example of how the parameter appears in the XML file
description of the parameter
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