JNDIENC

Enables applications to use the JNDI Environment Naming Context (ENC) when looking up JDBC data source names using JNDI.

Syntax:

JNDIENC=jndiEnc

jndiEnc

The JNDI ENC specification.

Default:

An empty string.

Used at compile time:	Yes
Behavior at run time:	Process

See Scope - OpenESQL SQL Compiler Directive Options for more information.

You can test the JNDIENC directive option using Simple-JNDI by adding ENC-specific code to the jndi.properties file. For example:
```
# Use an Environment Naming Context (ENC)
org.osjava.sj.space=java:/comp/env
# LDAP/XPath like delimiters
org.osjava.sj.delimiter=/
```
JNDIENC is not required when using Simple-JNDI in standalone applications; however, it can be useful if you intend to deploy your standalone application to a Java application server because it eliminates the need to change the JNDIENC setting when switching between test and deployment environments.
When deploying applications to a Java application server, JNDIENC is required to specify the ENC that the server uses for data sources. For example, the Tomcat server requires:
```
SQL(JNDIENC=java:/comp/env)
```