You can use this parameter to determine what kind of discovery
requests, if any, the client can make.
- Configuration type
- Database manager
- Applies to
-
- Database server with local and remote clients
- Client
- Database server with local clients
- Partitioned database server with local and remote clients
- Parameter type
- Configurable
- Default [range]
- SEARCH [DISABLE, KNOWN, SEARCH]
From a client perspective, one of the following
occurs:
- If you set discover to SEARCH,
the client can issue search discovery requests to find DB2® server systems on the network. Search discovery
provides a superset of the functionality provided by KNOWN discovery.
If you set discover to SEARCH,
both search and known discovery requests can be issued by the client.
- If you set discover to KNOWN,
only known discovery requests can be issued from the client. By specifying
some connection information for the administration server on a particular
system, all the instance and database information on the DB2 system is returned to the client.
- If discover to DISABLE,
discovery is disabled at the client.
DB2 10.5 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows