8.1.4 SuperServer
Use the LANSA SuperServer installation options to configure your application to automatically connect to a server at run time. You do not need to specify these options if you are using the LANSA SuperServer Built-In Functions in your application.
LANSA SuperServer Built-In Functions include DEFINE_OS_400_SERVER, CONNECT_SERVER and CONNECT_FILE.
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Server Type (PSTY and DBID)
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If you are using the PSXX parameters, specify the Server Type you wish to connect to.
None - You are not using the PSXX parameters.
RDMLX IBM i - You are connecting to an IBM i server with LANSA enabled for RDMLX. This sets PSTY and DBID to *ANY.
IBM i - You are connecting to an IBM i server. This sets PSTY and DBID to *AS400.
Non-IBM i - You are connecting to a server other than an IBM i (e.g., Windows Server). This sets PSTY and DBID to *OTHER.
Default: [None]
If Non-IBM i is selected you may need to set the values for Server Exceptional Arguments.
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| Server Name (PSLU)
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Default: [None]
The name of the server you wish to connect to as defined in LANSA Communications Administrator. A corresponding entry should exist in the LANSA Communications Administration table (lroute.dat).
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| User for Server (PSUS)
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Default: [User]
You do not need to specify this option if the value is the same as the LANSA User.
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| Password for Server (PSPW)
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Default: [None]
If PSPW is only being used to specify the default password for the CONNECT_SERVER Built-In Function do not specify it here. Add the parameter via the X_RUN Arguments dialog.
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For details of all the following options, refer to the PSXX= Parameter in the Technical Reference.
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Server Exceptional Arguments (PSEA)
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Default: [None]
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| Use Commitment Control (PSCC)
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Default: [None]
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| DBCS Capable (PSDB)
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Default: [None]
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| Divert Locks (PSDL)
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Default: [None]
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| Show Please Wait Message (PSWM)
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Default: [None]
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| Server Execution priority (PSEP)
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Default: [None]
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| Client to Server Table (PSCT)
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Default: [None]
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| Server to Client Table (PSST)
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Default: [None]
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| Server Trusted Connection (PSTC)
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Yes – Use Kerberos Authentication when calling the CONNECT_SERVER Built-In Function.
No – Do not use Kerberos Authentication when calling the CONNECT_SERVER Built-In Function.
Default: No
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