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Configuration Parameters and the Windows NT Registry
NMP_SPAWN_DELAY
Operating System: Windows NT
Version 1.1 of SQL*Net Named Pipes
0 milliseconds (ms)
1 to any positive integer (ms)
NMP_SPAWN_DELAY is the length of time that the server waits
between creating batches of listener threads.
between creating batches of listener threads.
Note:
Setting this parameter to zero causes the parameter to
take its default value.
TK2_TIO
Operating System: Windows NT
Default:
VIDEO
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This parameter sets the screen driver (terminal input–output) that
Toolkit II–based interfaces use to write to the screen. The final letter m in
an available value name indicates monochrome mode.
Toolkit II–based interfaces use to write to the screen. The final letter m in
an available value name indicates monochrome mode.
REMOTE
Operating System: Windows NT
SQL*Net:.4
Version 1.1 of SQL*Net Named Pipes and
SQL*Net TCP/IP
SQL*Net TCP/IP
Default:
None
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Any valid SQL*Net connect string.
This parameter enables you to define a default remote network
connection. For example, a valid entry for REMOTE is:
connection. For example, a valid entry for REMOTE is:
p:houston
where p is the network prefix for SQL*Net Named Pipes and houston is
the database name. If a user logs on and specifies a connection with an
explicit driver prefix matching the one specified in REMOTE, but
specifies no connect string, the connect string specified in REMOTE is
used.
the database name. If a user logs on and specifies a connection with an
explicit driver prefix matching the one specified in REMOTE, but
specifies no connect string, the connect string specified in REMOTE is
used.
For example, a user might connect to a database with Server Manager
using SQL*Net Named Pipes as follows:
using SQL*Net Named Pipes as follows:
SQL*Net:
Default:
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