:Base servnt.hlp :Index Table of contents = servnt.hlp :Link servnt.hlp :Title Table of contents 1 Network Guide 2 Network Guide =HDK3B9ACA50@servnt.hlp 2 About This Manual =HDK3B9ACA60@servnt.hlp 2 An Overview of SQL Anywhere 3 An Overview of SQL Anywhere =HDK3B9ACA70@servnt.hlp 3 About SQL Anywhere =HDK3B9ACA80@servnt.hlp 3 The SQL Anywhere engine and the SQL Anywhere server =HDK3B9ACA90@servnt.hlp 3 Running SQL Anywhere on a single computer 4 Running SQL Anywhere on a single computer =HDK3B9ACAA0@servnt.hlp 4 The client application =HDK3B9ACAB0@servnt.hlp 4 The SQL Anywhere interface layer =HDK3B9ACAC0@servnt.hlp 4 The SQL Anywhere database engine =HDK3B9ACAD0@servnt.hlp 4 The database =HDK3B9ACAE0@servnt.hlp 3 Running SQL Anywhere on a network 4 Running SQL Anywhere on a network =HDK3B9ACAF0@servnt.hlp 4 SQL Anywhere multi-platform support =HDK3B9ACB00@servnt.hlp 4 Some database terms =HDK3B9ACB10@servnt.hlp 3 Running mixed operating systems on a single computer 4 Running mixed operating systems on a single computer =HDK3B9ACB20@servnt.hlp 4 DOS or Windows 3.x client applications on OS/2 =HDK3B9ACB30@servnt.hlp 4 DOS or Windows 3.x clients on Windows 95 or NT =HDK3B9ACB40@servnt.hlp 2 Running the SQL Anywhere Server 3 Running the SQL Anywhere Server =HDK3B9ACB50@servnt.hlp 3 Choices for running the server =HDK3B9ACB60@servnt.hlp 3 Running the SQL Anywhere server as an NT service 4 Running the SQL Anywhere server as an NT service =HDK3B9ACB70@servnt.hlp 4 Understanding NT services =HDK3B9ACB80@servnt.hlp 3 Running the NetWare database server 4 Running the NetWare database server =HDK3B9ACB90@servnt.hlp 4 Starting the database server for NetWare =HDK3B9ACBA0@servnt.hlp 4 Stopping the SQL Anywhere Server for NetWare =HDK3B9ACBB0@servnt.hlp 4 Running under NetWare 3.11 and 3.12 =HDK3B9ACBC0@servnt.hlp 2 Ensuring network communication software is running =HDK3B9ACBD0@servnt.hlp 3 Running the database server executable 4 Running the database server executable =HDK3B9ACBE0@servnt.hlp 4 Starting the database server executable =HDK3B9ACBF0@servnt.hlp 4 Stopping the database server executable =HDK3B9ACC00@servnt.hlp 3 Running the SQL Anywhere Client 4 Running the SQL Anywhere Client =HDK3B9ACC10@servnt.hlp 4 Starting the SQL Anywhere Client =HDK3B9ACC20@servnt.hlp 4 Stopping the SQL Anywhere Client =HDK3B9ACC30@servnt.hlp 4 Connecting to more than one database server =HDK3B9ACC40@servnt.hlp 3 Running client and server on the same computer 4 Running client and server on the same computer =HDK3B9ACC50@servnt.hlp 4 Running DOS client applications on Windows 3.x =HDK3B9ACC60@servnt.hlp 4 Running DOS and Windows 3.x client applications on OS/2 =HDK3B9ACC70@servnt.hlp 4 Running DOS and Windows 3.x applications on Windows 95 or NT =HDK3B9ACC80@servnt.hlp 2 The Database Server Display 3 The Database Server Display =HDK3B9ACC90@servnt.hlp 3 The server windows =HDK3B9ACCA0@servnt.hlp 3 The Connection window =HDK3B9ACCB0@servnt.hlp 3 The Messages window =HDK3B9ACCC0@servnt.hlp 3 The Checkpoint Urgency window =HDK3B9ACCD0@servnt.hlp 3 Network statistics 4 Network statistics =HDK3B9ACCE0@servnt.hlp 4 Server statistics =HDK3B9ACCF0@servnt.hlp 4 Client statistics =HDK3B9ACD00@servnt.hlp 2 Locking the keyboard =HDK3B9ACD10@servnt.hlp 2 Network Communications 3 Network Communications =HDK3B9ACD20@servnt.hlp 3 Network communication layers 4 Network communication layers =HDK3B9ACD30@servnt.hlp 4 The protocol stack =HDK3B9ACD40@servnt.hlp 4 How information is passed across a network =HDK3B9ACD50@servnt.hlp 4 The physical layer =HDK3B9ACD60@servnt.hlp 4 The data link layer =HDK3B9ACD70@servnt.hlp 4 The network layer =HDK3B9ACD80@servnt.hlp 4 The transport layer =HDK3B9ACD90@servnt.hlp 4 The application layer =HDK3B9ACDA0@servnt.hlp 4 Compatible protocol stacks =HDK3B9ACDB0@servnt.hlp 3 Real world protocol stacks 4 Real world protocol stacks =HDK3B9ACDC0@servnt.hlp 4 Common protocol stacks =HDK3B9ACDD0@servnt.hlp 4 Working with multiple protocol stacks =HDK3B9ACDE0@servnt.hlp 2 Protocols supported by SQL Anywhere =HDK3B9ACDF0@servnt.hlp 3 Using SQL Anywhere with IPX 4 Using SQL Anywhere with IPX =HDK3B9ACE00@servnt.hlp 4 Using IPX with Windows 3.1 =HDK3B9ACE10@servnt.hlp 4 Using IPX with Windows for Workgroups =HDK3B9ACE20@servnt.hlp 4 Using IPX with Windows 95 =HDK3B9ACE30@servnt.hlp 4 Using IPX with OS/2 =HDK3B9ACE40@servnt.hlp 4 Using IPX with Windows NT =HDK3B9ACE50@servnt.hlp 4 Using IPX with DOS =HDK3B9ACE60@servnt.hlp 4 Tuning SQL Anywhere performance under Novell IPX =HDK3B9ACE70@servnt.hlp 3 Using SQL Anywhere with NetBIOS 4 Using SQL Anywhere with NetBIOS =HDK3B9ACE80@servnt.hlp 4 Using NetBIOS with OS/2 =HDK3B9ACE90@servnt.hlp 4 Using NetBIOS with Windows NT =HDK3B9ACEA0@servnt.hlp 4 Using NetBIOS with DOS =HDK3B9ACEB0@servnt.hlp 4 NetBIOS session support in SQL Anywhere =HDK3B9ACEC0@servnt.hlp 4 Tuning SQL Anywhere performance under the NetBIOS datagram service =HDK3B9ACED0@servnt.hlp 3 Using SQL Anywhere with TCP/IP 4 Using SQL Anywhere with TCP/IP =HDK3B9ACEE0@servnt.hlp 4 Verified TCP/IP protocol stacks =HDK3B9ACEF0@servnt.hlp 4 Using TCP/IP with OS/2 =HDK3B9ACF00@servnt.hlp 4 Using TCP/IP with Windows 3.x =HDK3B9ACF10@servnt.hlp 4 Using TCP/IP with Windows 95 and Windows NT =HDK3B9ACF20@servnt.hlp 4 Tuning SQL Anywhere performance under TCP/IP =HDK3B9ACF30@servnt.hlp 2 Using SQL Anywhere with Named Pipes =HDK3B9ACF40@servnt.hlp 3 Troubleshooting 4 Troubleshooting =HDK3B9ACF50@servnt.hlp 4 Ensure you are using compatible protocols =HDK3B9ACF60@servnt.hlp 4 Ensure you have current drivers =HDK3B9ACF70@servnt.hlp 4 Switch off your computer between attempts =HDK3B9ACF80@servnt.hlp 4 Diagnose your protocol stack layer by layer =HDK3B9ACF90@servnt.hlp 4 Verify that the data link layer is working =HDK3B9ACFA0@servnt.hlp 4 Testing a NetBIOS protocol stack =HDK3B9ACFB0@servnt.hlp 4 Testing a TCP/IP protocol stack =HDK3B9ACFC0@servnt.hlp 4 Diagnosing wiring problems =HDK3B9ACFD0@servnt.hlp 4 A checklist of common problems =HDK3B9ACFE0@servnt.hlp 2 Configuring your network adapter board =HDK3B9ACFF0@servnt.hlp 2 Evaluating network performance =HDK3B9AD000@servnt.hlp 2 SQL Anywhere Components 3 SQL Anywhere Components =HDK3B9AD010@servnt.hlp 3 Environment variables 4 Environment variables =HDK3B9AD020@servnt.hlp 4 SQLANY environment variable =HDK3B9AD030@servnt.hlp 4 SQLCONNECT environment variable =HDK3B9AD040@servnt.hlp 4 SQLPATH environment variable =HDK3B9AD050@servnt.hlp 4 SQLREMOTE environment variable =HDK3B9AD060@servnt.hlp 4 SQLSTART environment variable =HDK3B9AD070@servnt.hlp 4 TMP environment variable =HDK3B9AD080@servnt.hlp 2 Software component return codes =HDK3B9AD090@servnt.hlp 2 The database server =HDK3B9AD0A0@servnt.hlp 2 The SQL Anywhere Client =HDK3B9AD0B0@servnt.hlp 2 The DBWATCH server monitoring facility =HDK3B9AD0C0@servnt.hlp 3 Network communications parameters 4 Network communications parameters =HDK3B9AD0D0@servnt.hlp 4 BROADCAST parameter (synonym BCAST) =HDK3B9AD0E0@servnt.hlp 4 DOBROADCAST parameter (synonym DOBROAD) =HDK3B9AD0F0@servnt.hlp 4 DLL parameter =HDK3B9AD100@servnt.hlp 4 EXTENDEDNAME parameter =HDK3B9AD110@servnt.hlp 4 HOST parameter (synonym IP) =HDK3B9AD120@servnt.hlp 4 MAXLANA parameter =HDK3B9AD130@servnt.hlp 4 MYIP parameter =HDK3B9AD140@servnt.hlp 4 PORT parameter =HDK3B9AD150@servnt.hlp 4 RECEIVEBUFFERSIZE parameter (synonym RCVBUFSZ) =HDK3B9AD160@servnt.hlp 4 REGISTERBINDERY parameter (synonym REGBIN) =HDK3B9AD170@servnt.hlp 4 SEARCHBINDERY parameter (synonym BINSEARCH) =HDK3B9AD180@servnt.hlp 4 SENDBUFFERSIZE parameter (synonym SNDBUFSZ) =HDK3B9AD190@servnt.hlp 4 THREADS parameter =HDK3B9AD1A0@servnt.hlp 4 TIMEOUT parameter (synonym TO) =HDK3B9AD1B0@servnt.hlp 4 THREADSTATS parameter (synonym STATS) =HDK3B9AD1C0@servnt.hlp 4 WSAVERSION parameter =HDK3B9AD1D0@servnt.hlp