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SQL Database Servers Connectivity
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- Migrating Applications to Client-Server
- Configuring the Date Mapping for SAMs
- Defining Numeric Fields with Decimals
- Defining Tables in Zim
- Indexing Virtual Fields
- Flagging Objects for the SQL Server
- SQL Views
- SQL Table Subsets
- Uniquely Identifying the Compiled Application
- SQL Table "Owners"
- Naming Differences between Zim and SQL
- Caveats
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ODBC Driver Connectivity
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Zim Integrated Server (ZIS)
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ZIM and DDE Services
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ZimWeb
Tracing Zim Server Connectivity
There are two ways of tracing the activity of the Zim Server Connectivity:
1) At the client side: when accessing a remote database, Zim translates Zim commands syntax into an appropriate syntax for execution on the remote server. In general, Zim commands are executed through a combination of processing at the server (or at several servers) and within the application itself. The syntax being generated for the server can be seeing by using the command SET SQLTRACE. With this option on, all Zim commands display their corresponding syntax that is going to be sent to the server;
2) At the server (remote) side: Zim or SQL commands effectively sent to the remote database can be logged and viewed in the file zimsvlog.zim by means of the configuration option “server request tracing yes”.
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