Applies Listener options from the specified environment variable or text file.
dblsn @{ variable | filename } ...
By default, dblsn.txt is the argument file when the Listener is run without parameters.
If a file and an environment variable with the same name exist, the environment variable is used.
Use the File Hiding utility to obfuscate passwords and other sensitive information in the text file. See File Hiding utility (dbfhide).
A sample text file is located at samples-dir\MobiLink\SIS_SimpleListener\dblsn.txt.
The following example stores command line options in a dblsnoptions environment variable:
dblsn @dblsnoptions |
The following example stores command line options in mydblsn.txt, a fully qualified text file:
dblsn @mydblsn.txt |
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