Oracle 5.0 Reference Manual page 1774

Parameter Default Value
sslkey
charset
sslverify
readtimeout
writetimeout
interactive
0
prefetch
0
no_ssps
0
can_handle_exp_pwd
Configuring Connector/ODBC
Comment
The name of the SSL key file to use for establishing a secure
connection. Added in 3.51.16.
The character set to use for the connection. Added in 3.51.17.
If set to 1, the SSL certificate will be verified when used with the
MySQL connection. If not set, then the default behavior is to
ignore SSL certificate verification.
The timeout in seconds for attempts to read from the server. Each
attempt uses this timeout value and there are retries if necessary,
so the total effective timeout value is three times the option value.
You can set the value so that a lost connection can be detected
earlier than the TCP/IP
minutes. This option works only for TCP/IP connections, and
only for Windows prior to MySQL 5.1.12. Corresponds to the
MYSQL_OPT_READ_TIMEOUT
Added in 3.51.27.
The timeout in seconds for attempts to write to the server.
Each attempt uses this timeout value and there are
net_retry_count
timeout value is
net_retry_count
This option works only for TCP/IP connections, and only
for Windows prior to MySQL 5.1.12. Corresponds to the
MYSQL_OPT_WRITE_TIMEOUT
Library. Added in 3.51.27.
Enables the
CLIENT_INTERACTIVE
mysql_real_connect.
When set to a non-zero value N, causes all queries in the
connection to return
set. Useful for queries against very large tables where it is not
practical to retrieve the whole result set at once. You can scroll
through the result set,
This option works only with forward-only cursors. It does not work
when the
FLAG_MULTI_STATEMENTS
in combination with the
ADO applications is undefined: the prefetching might or might not
occur.
In Connector/ODBC 5.2, by default, server-side prepared
statements are used. When this option is set to a non-zero value,
prepared statements are emulated on the client side, which is the
same behavior as in 5.1 and 3.51. Added in 5.2.
Indicates that the application can deal with an expired
password, which is signalled by an SQL state of
("Server rejected the connection") and a native error code
ER_MUST_CHANGE_PASSWORD_LOGIN
is "sandboxed", and can do nothing other than issue a
statement. To establish a connection in this case,
PASSWORD
your application must either use the
to set a new password at the start, or issue a
statement immediately after connecting. Once the expired
password is reset, the restrictions on the connection are lifted.
See
ALTER USER
for MySQL server accounts. Added in 5.2.4.
1754
Close_Wait_Timeout
option of the MySQL Client Library.
retries if necessary, so the total effective
times the option value.
option of the MySQL Client
connection option of
rows at a time rather than the entire result
N
records at a time.
N
flag is set. It can be used
FLAG_NO_CACHE
(1862). The connection
initstmt
Syntax for details about password expiration
value of 10
option. Its behavior in
08004
SET
connection option
SET PASSWORD