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Creating a configuration file using WinConfig

Dyn_Connect>not_inherit_for_hosts...

This menu item allows you to input the hosts which are not to inherit the DYNAMIC_CONNECT statement from the system.

The following list window is displayed when this menu item is called:

Figure 30 Dialog window: Hosts (not inherit DYNAMIC_CONNECT)

The list window always displays all hosts which are not to inherit the DYNAMIC_CONNECT statement from the system, i.e. when saving to a configuration file, WinConfig generates an empty DYNAMIC_CONNECT statement in the respective host block (if there are no host- specific SCHEDULE entries). There are no default settings.

The current settings can be modified using the Del Statement and Add Statement but- tons.

●Deleting a host entry

◊Mark a host name in the display area with the left mouse button.

◊Click on Del Statement with the left mouse button.

●Inserting a host entry

◊Enter the host name beneath the display area.

◊Click on Add Statement with the left mouse button.

The buttons in the list window execute the following actions:

OK

The entered host name are confirmed.

Cancel

The modified host name are discarded again.

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V 4.0 specifications

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