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SET CONNECTOR DOCUMENT
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Changes the runtime file name of a connector document
Syntax
SET CONNECTOR DOCUMENT connector document TO filename
Parameters
connector document | The name of the connector document. |
filename | The file name to which the connector document will be referencing. |
Comments
The SET CONNECTOR DOCUMENT changes the run-time value for the filename field on a connector document. The new filename is used for all subsequent opens on the document. The filename of a connector document describes the type of the connection and the host and port where the connector resides. There are two connection types ™S™ which is used for connectors that are used for simple command-response operations or are shared single-threaded processes and F™ for connectors that provide a data feed and are either multi-threaded or used exclusively by a single ZIM instance.
A ™S™ type connection is automatically closed after the command completes and the connector issues a PROMPT. The ™F™ type connection never closes.
Example
To set the filename for the connector document SMS_SEND to be a command-response connection where the connector is running on the host ™zimdatabases.com™ at TCP port 9000:
set connector document SMS_SEND to !zimdatabases.com!9000
To set the filename on the connector SMS_RECEIVE to be a data feed where the connector is running on the host ™zimdatabases.com™ at TCP port 9001:
set connector document SMS_RECEIVE to ™F!zimdatabases.com!9001™
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