Access to a Remote Instance
You can connect to a remote Ingres DBMS, Vector DBMS, Enterprise Access, or EDBC instance using either a vnode or dynamic vnode.
vnode Connection
A vnode is the traditional method of connecting to a remote instance. Before configuring an ODBC data source, a vnode must be defined using Director, netutil, or VDBA.
Dynamic Vnode (Vnode-less)
A dynamic vnode definition eliminates the need to define a vnode separately.
The ODBC Administrator accepts dynamic syntax automatically (on the Simple tab). The Detailed tab, lets you define the dynamic vnode entry.
A dynamic vnode has the following syntax:
@hostName,protocol,listenAddress[uid,pwd]
Serverless Client
If the ODBC data source uses dynamic vnode syntax, no local Name Server or Communications Server is required. The ODBC application itself makes the connection to the remote data source.
Last modified date: 12/06/2024