Oracle 5.0 Reference Manual page 1958

Connector/Net Connection String Options Reference
Name
Exception Interceptors,
ExceptionInterceptors
Functions Return
FunctionsReturnString
Host, Server, Data
DataSource, Address, Addr,
Network Address
Ignore Prepare,
IgnorePrepare
includesecurityasserts,
include security asserts
Initial Catalog, Database
Interactive,
Interactive Session,
InteractiveSession
Integrated Security,
IntegratedSecurity
Keep Alive, Keepalive
Default
false
String,
localhost The name or network address of the instance of
Source,
true
false
mysql
false
no
0
1938
Description
The list of interceptors that can triage thrown
exceptions.
MySqlException
Causes the connector to return binary/varbinary values
as strings, if they do not have a tablename in the
metadata.
MySQL to which to connect. Multiple hosts can be
specified separated by commas. This can be useful
where multiple MySQL servers are configured for
replication and you are not concerned about the precise
server you are connecting to. No attempt is made by
the provider to synchronize writes to the database, so
take care when using this option. In Unix environment
with Mono, this can be a fully qualified path to a MySQL
socket file. With this configuration, the Unix socket is
used instead of the TCP/IP socket. Currently, only a
single socket name can be given, so accessing MySQL
in a replicated environment using Unix sockets is not
currently supported.
When true, instructs the provider to ignore any calls to
MySqlCommand.Prepare(). This option is provided
to prevent issues with corruption of the statements
when used with server-side prepared statements. If you
use server-side prepare statements, set this option to
false. This option was added in Connector/Net 5.0.3
and Connector/Net 1.0.9.
Must be set to when using the
true
MySQLClientPermissions
environment, with the library installed in the GAC of
the hosting environment. This requirement is new for
partial-trust applications in Connector/Net 6.6.4 and
higher. See Section 20.2.5.19, "Working with Partial
Trust / Medium Trust" for details.
The case-sensitive name of the database to use
initially.
If set to true, the client is interactive. An
interactive client is one where the server variable
CLIENT_INTERACTIVE
is set, the
wait_timeout
of interactive_timeout. The client will then time
out after this period of inactivity. For more details, see
Section 5.1.4, "Server System Variables"
Reference Manual.
Use Windows authentication when connecting to
server. By default, it is turned off. To enable, specify a
value of yes. (You can also use the value
alternative to yes.) For details, see
"Using the Windows Native Authentication
option was introduced in Connector/Net 6.4.4.
For TCP connections, idle connection time measured
in seconds, before the first keepalive packet is sent. A
value of 0 indicates that keepalive is not used.
class in a partial trust
is set. If an interactive client
variable is set to the value
in the MySQL
sspi
Section 20.2.5.5,
Plugin". This
as an