Use this statement in a SQL Anywhere remote database to create a subscription between a MobiLink user and a publication.
CREATE SYNCHRONIZATION SUBSCRIPTION TO publication-name [ FOR ml_username, ... ] [ TYPE network-protocol ] [ ADDRESS protocol-options] [ OPTION option=value, ... ]
ml_username: identifier
network-protocol: http | https | tls | tcpip
protocol-options: string
value: string | integer
FOR clause Specify one or more MobiLink user names. If you specify more than one user name, a separate subscription is created for each user.
ml_username is a user who is authorized to synchronize with the MobiLink server.
For more information about synchronization user names, see Introduction to MobiLink users.
Omit the FOR clause to set the protocol type, protocol options, and extended options for a publication.
For information about how dbmlsync processes options that are specified in different locations, see Priority order.
TYPE clause This clause specifies the network protocol to use for synchronization. The default protocol is tcpip.
For more information about network protocols, see CommunicationType (ctp) extended option.
ADDRESS clause This clause specifies network protocol options such as the location of the MobiLink server. Multiple options must be separated with semi-colons.
For a complete list of protocol options, see MobiLink client network protocol option summary.
OPTION clause This clause allows you to set extended options for the subscription. If no FOR clause is provided, the extended options act as default settings for the publication.
For information about how dbmlsync processes options that are specified in different locations, see Priority order.
For a complete list of options, see MobiLink SQL Anywhere client extended options.
The network-protocol, protocol-options, and options can be set in several places.
For information about how dbmlsync processes options that are specified in different locations, see Priority order.
This statement causes options and other information to be stored in the SQL Anywhere ISYSSYNC system table. Anyone with DBA authority for the database can view the information, which could include passwords and encryption certificates. To avoid this potential security issue, you can specify the information on the dbmlsync command line.
See dbmlsync syntax.
Must have DBA authority. Requires exclusive access to all tables referred to in the publication.
Automatic commit.
SQL/2003 Vendor extension.
The following example creates a subscription between the MobiLink user ml_user1 and the publication called sales_publication and sets the memory to 3 MB:
CREATE SYNCHRONIZATION SUBSCRIPTION TO sales_publication FOR ml_user1 OPTION memory='3m'; |
The following example omits the FOR clause, and so stores settings for the publication called sales_publication:
CREATE SYNCHRONIZATION SUBSCRIPTION TO sales_publication ADDRESS 'host=test.internal;port=2439; security=ecc_tls' OPTION memory='2m'; |
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