- Allow 64-bit file access on unknown remote file systems
- Specify whether 64-bit file access is permitted for unknown remote file systems. If set to TRUE, the runtime assumes that
any unknown remote file system supports 64-bit file access.
Equivalent tunable:
remote_64bit_access
- Allow programs to use filenames normally reserved for device names
- When set to TRUE, the run-time system treats certain predefined names as device-names, so they cannot be used as filenames
in your programs. See device_name_detection.
Equivalent tunable:
device_name_detection
- File name escape character
- Specify the escape character used when interpreting filenames provided to the run-time system in calls such as CBL_OPEN_FILE.
The escape character is not treated as part of the filename but instead quotes the character immediately following the escape
character (such as a space). It is necessary to quote filenames that have embedded spaces within them.
Equivalent tunable:
filename_escape_char
- File name quote character
- Specify the quotation character used when interpreting filenames provided to the run-time system in calls such as CBL_OPEN_FILE.
Within a quoted filename, two adjacent quote characters are interpreted as a single quote when deriving the filename. It is
necessary to quote filenames that have embedded spaces within them.
Equivalent tunable:
filename_quote_char
- Lock mode strategy
- Specify the locking implementation to be used.
Equivalent tunable:
strategy lock_mode
- Redirect ASSIGN TO PRINTER to the Windows print spooler
- When set to True, redirects WRITE statements to files defined with the ASSIGN TO PRINTER syntax through the Windows print
spooler. When set to False, redirects the output directly to the printer port.
Equivalent tunable:
printer_redirection
- SORT buffer memory allocation
-
- Use default value
- Click this to use automatic memory management for SORT and MERGE operations.
- Number of bytes of memory to allocate
- Specify a minimum number of bytes of memory to allocate for SORT and MERGE operations.
- Use External File Mapper
- Disabled by default. The External File Mapper allows you to assign values to environment variables in a file. If enabled,
the system searches for the file mfextmap.dat.
Equivalent tunable:
environment_mapper