Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere Reference page 67

Examples
AutoStart connection parameter [Astart]
Function
Usage
Default
Description
Chapter 3 Connection and Communication Parameters
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Connect to the default database from the C++ version of
Interactive SQL:
dbisqlc -c uid=dba;pwd=sql
View the application information:
select connection_property('appinfo')
The result is as follows (in a single string):
HOST= machine-name ;
OS=Windows NT 4.0;
PID=0x11b;
THREAD=0x102;
VERSION=7.0.00.3642
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Connect to the default database from the C++ version of
Interactive SQL, appending your own information to the AppInfo
property:
dbisqlc -c "uid=dba;pwd=sql;app=ISQL connection"
View the application information:
select connection_property('appinfo')
The result is as follows (in a single string):
HOST= machine-name ;
OS=Windows NT 4.0;
PID=0x10e;
THREAD=0xe1;
VERSION=7.0.00.3642;
APPINFO=ISQL connection
To prevent a local database server from being started if no connection is
found.
Anywhere
Yes
By default, if no server is found during a connection attempt, and a database
file is specified, then a database server is started on the same machine. You
can turn this behavior off by setting the AutoStart parameter to No or OFF in
the connection string.
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