If the fully qualified nodename is used in the odbc.ini file, this is not yet supported. If using NDIS, protocol.ini and tcputils.ini for LanManager 2.2B would be good to look at. If using ODI, look at the net.cfg file. Any host file on the PC should be captured. This is mainly where ip addresses and node names are stored.
Servers Make sure that the streams facility and spooler facilities are up.
The client-server and PC networking market place will continue to experience growth. ODBC performance is still a concern, and will continue to improve over time to meet the needs of production applications. Roy Losch is an Account Support Engineer for Hewlett-Packard in the Columbus, Ohio office. Copyright 2001 Interex. All rights reserved.