Determines when committed transactions are flushed to storage after a commit call. See UltraLite COMMIT_FLUSH connection parameter.

At creation time, these parameters set the location of the database.

For subsequent connections, they tell UltraLite where to find the file.

You can use DBF if you are creating a single-platform application or are connecting to an UltraLite administration tool. Use the other platform-specific versions if you are programming an UltraLite client that connects to different platform-specific databases. See:

• UltraLite DBF connection parameter
• UltraLite CE_FILE connection parameter
• UltraLite desktop connection parameter
• UltraLite device connection parameter
• UltraLite NT_FILE connection parameter

At creation-time, this parameter sets the encryption key used to encrypt the database.

For subsequent connections, it specifies the encryption key used to encrypt the database.

See UltraLite DBKEY connection parameter.

At creation-time, this parameter sets the initial password for a user.

For subsequent connections, it supplies the password for the user ID.

See UltraLite PWD connection parameter.

At creation time, this parameter sets the initial user ID.

For subsequent connections, it identifies a user to the database.

The user ID must be one of up to four user IDs stored in the UltraLite database. See UltraLite UID connection parameter.