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MobiLink Synchronization Server Options dialog box – PB Docs 2021 – PowerBuilder Library

MobiLink Synchronization Server Options dialog box – PB Docs 2021

MobiLink Synchronization Server Options dialog box

Description

Use this dialog box to launch the MobiLink synchronization
server.

Dialog options

MobiLink Version

Version of the MobiLink synchronization server to launch.

ODBC Connection String

ODBC Connection String for the MobiLink synchronization server
to use to connect to the consolidated database. The following is
an example of a connection string you can enter for the SQL Anywhere
sample database:

The consolidated databases supported include SQL Anywhere,
Adaptive Server Enterprise, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and IBM
DB2 databases. This corresponds to the dbmlsrv -c parameter.

Log Messages to a File

Write all log messages to the file specified by the Log file
edit box. This corresponds to the dbmlsrv -o parameter.

Display All Messages in Server Console

Display all log messages in the MobiLink synchronization server
window. By default, only a subset of all messages is shown in the
window when a log file is being output. In circumstances with many
messages, this option can degrade performance and is not recommended
for production environments. This corresponds to the dbmlsrv -dl
parameter.

Verbose

Allows you to specify what information is logged to the message log
file and displayed in the synchronization window. Choices are:

  • None: only error and warning messages are displayed;
    no message is displayed for successful synchronization.

  • Minimal: the MobiLink synchronization server writes
    a minimal amount of information about each synchronization. This
    corresponds to the dbmlsrv -v parameter.

  • Full: Turn on all logging options that increase
    verbosity. This corresponds to the dbmlsrv -v+ parameter.

  • Custom: specify custom verbose levels. Custom levels
    include one or more of c, f, h, n, p, r, s, t, u and must be specified
    with no separators. For example specify “psu” to
    show progress offsets, script names and undefined table scripts.
    This corresponds to the dbmlsrv -v<level> parameter.
    See the usage for details on the levels.

Automatic script generation

(requires SendColumnName)
Automatically generate
statement-based scripts that perform a simple snapshot synchronization.
This corresponds to the dbmlsrv -za parameter. It requires the remote
synchonization client to specify the SendColumnNames (scn) extended option.

Automatic addition of users

Controls the automatic addition of users when the authenticate_user
script is undefined. This is not recommended for production environments
with sensitive data. See the MobiLink Syncronization Users Guide
for other authentication options. This corresponds to the dbmlsrv
-zu+ parameter.

Usage

Displays the MobiLink synchronization server’s usage
screen.

Other command line options

Other MobiLink synchronization server command line options
can be entered here.

See also


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