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On 22-Oct-2014 08:44 -0500, Michael Ryan wrote:
<<SNIP>> I believe that I need to try my CONNECT TO <remoteRDB>, and
if I receive a -0842 SQL code as a result, use the SET CONNECTION
<remoteRDB> statement. Is that correct?
That is probably the most likely scenario, as a reflection of the
most likely coding and [probably static] RDB configuration. IIRC, that
is always what my code did. However I can imagine code that might not
do that, for example if the code is just acquiring several connections,
perhaps even some that may already exist, but connections for which the
actual SET CONNECTION is postponed until needed; in that scenario the
-842 can be viewed as merely an FYI, so effectively just ignored.
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