3.2.3 Session Definition
The session definition functions are used to define the characteristics of your application to the host. These functions must be performed before a session is opened. This information will be passed to the host when the session opens:
LceUseSystem |
Specifies the host system to be used. |
LceUsePartition |
Specifies the partition to be used. |
LceUseLanguage |
Instructs the session to use the specified language. |
LceSetSessionOption |
Sets the file open option and the returned data format for the session, if different to the default options specified in the Configuration File. |
LceSetCommitmentOn |
Turns commitment control on. |
LceSetCommitmentOff |
Turns commitment control off. |
LceUseUserId |
Specifies the host User Identifier for this session. |
LceUsePassword |
Specifies the password corresponding to the host User Identifier. |
LceUseFile |
Specifies the files to be used in the session. |
LceUseField |
Specifies the fields to be used in the session. |
LceUsePriority |
Specifies the host job priority. |
LceUseProcess |
Specifies the process name for transaction stamping. |
LceUseFunction |
Specifies the function name for transaction stamping. |
LceSetSelectOptions |
Specifies the options to be used for the first SELECT and FETCH functions. These options can be changed during the session and are reset after each SELECT. |
LceUseExceptionalArguments |
Specifies exceptional arguments (X_RUN Parameters) to be used. This option should only be used with a host that supports X_RUN parameters. |