For static specification, this parameter is available as a
keyword subparameter of the
NTRPC
macro. For dynamic specification, this parameter is available as a keyword
subparameter of the profile parameter RPC.
It can be used to define an RPC default server address. It determines the server name, the server node, the logon indicator and the transport protocol. The default server address will be used only if no appropriate server is found in the service directory. For further information, see Specifying RPC Server Adresses in the Natural Remote Procedure Call (RPC) documentation.
To define a default server address, you specify up to 4 subparameters.
DFS is specified on the client side only.
| Possible settings | |||||||
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server-name |
(1 - 192 characters). There is no default, the value must be specified. | ||||||
server-node |
(1 - 192 characters). There is no default, the value must be specified. | ||||||
logon-indicator |
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transport-protocol-name |
The transport protocol to be used. ACI is the only possible value and the default. | ||||||
service-directory-indicator |
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| Default setting | none | Subparameter defaults, see above. | |||||
| Dynamic specification | yes | See below. | |||||
| Specification within session | yes | At runtime, this value can be overwritten using the Natural
application programming interface USR2007N.
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| Application Programming Interface | USR2007N |
See Application Programming Interfaces for Use with Natural RPC in the Natural Remote Procedure Call (RPC) documentation and SYSEXT - Natural Application Programming Interfaces in the Utilities documentation. | |||||
For dynamic specification, the syntax is as follows:
| DFS=(server-name,server-node,logon-indicator,transport-protocol-name,service-directory-indicator) |
For the possible values of
server-name and
server-node, refer to
SRVNAME and
SRVNODE.
For further information, see the Natural Remote Procedure Call (RPC) documentation.
