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Enable this setting if you are certain that the SQL Server instance has the same collation as the remote SQL Server instance. Doing so can improve performance, as SQL Server will no longer have to perform comparisons of character columns between the data sources, as the same collation is assumed. If use remote collation is enabled and the linked server is for a non-SQL Server data source, collation name specifies the name of the remote server collation. The collation name must be one supported by SQL Server. Designates the number of seconds a connection attempt will be made to the linked server before a timeout occurs. If the value is 0 , the sp_configure server value of remote query timeout is used as a default. If enabled, distributed query access is allowed. If set to true, schema is not checked on remote tables at the beginning of the query. Although this reduces overhead for the remote query, if the schema has changed and you are not schema-checking, the query may raise an error if the referenced objects used by the query no longer correspond with the query command. Determines the number of seconds it takes for a waiting query to time out. If this value is 0, then the sp_configure value configured for the query wait option will be used instead. Enables remote procedure calls from the server. Enables remote procedure calls to the server. Determines if remote server collation is used (true) instead of the local server collation (false).

net/: cobolforgcc-announce, a list for announcements about COBOL for GCC; cobolforgcc-devel, an unmoderated list for discussing the development of COBOL for GCC; and cobolforgcc-users, an unmoderated list for discussing COBOL for GCC To post to any of these lists, send e-mail to listname@lists sourceforgenet, replacing listname with the name of the list that you want to post to You can subscribe to, unsubscribe from, or view the archives of any of these lists at http:// sourceforgenet/mail/ group_id=5709 GCC for Palm OS mailing lists: Conceptually related to the pilotprogrammergcc newsgroup discussed in the previous section, the GCC for Palm OS mailing lists are intended for use by Palm programmers who are using the GCC-based PRC tools (Palm resource tools) to crosscompile applications for Palm PDAs Three different GCC for Palm OS lists are hosted at SourceForge.

To change linked server properties, use the sp_serveroption system stored procedure. The syntax is as follows: sp_serveroption [@server =] 'server' ,[@optname =] 'option_name' ,[@optvalue =] 'option_value' The arguments of this system stored procedure are described in Table 27-3. Table 27-3. sp_serveroption Arguments

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The name of the linked server to configure properties for. The option to configure. The new value of the option.

As you would expect, the best source for an entire spectrum of GCC information is the primary GCC Web site at http://gcc.gnu.org/. This page contains introductory information and a summary of recent GCC news and announcements. The remainder of the site is organized into sections providing general information about GCC, links to a variety of documentation, links to download locations, general information about GCC development, and links for reporting or perusing defect reports (e.g., bugs). The GCC site is nicely organized and is compatible with both graphical Web browsers and text-oriented browsers such as ELinks, Links, and Lynx. If you are using a VT100 for your Web browsing, I recommend using the Links or ELinks browsers, as they do a superior job of rendering tables. The Links browser s home page is at http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/. The ELinks browser s home page is at http://elinks.or.cz/. In recent years, wikis have become increasingly popular. A wiki is a special kind of Web site that allows visitors to easily add and edit content, facilitating the collaborative development of documentation, and is therefore well-suited for online projects such as open source projects. A GCC wiki is located at http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki, which is a great source of up-to-date information about GCC, but is not designed to be a place where you can ask questions the mailing lists discussed earlier in this chapter are still the right place for those.

In this recipe, the query timeout setting for the JOEPROD\NODE2 linked server will be changed to 60 seconds: EXEC sp_serveroption @server = 'JOEPROD\NODE2' , @optname = 'query timeout', @optvalue = 60

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In this recipe, the linked server JOEPROD\NODE2 was modified to a query timeout limit of 60 seconds. The first parameter, called server, designated the linked server name. The second parameter, option_name, designated the option to configure, and the third parameter, option_value, configured the new value.