| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | AllowedTraceLevel | An option to set the level of tracing allowed on the connection.
Level none prohibits tracing of the connection. Level safe allows tracing of library function calls and errors. Level confidential allows tracing of all information on the connection, including SQL statements, SQL parameters, and connection strings which may contain sensitive information. Defaults to safe if not set. |
| ApplicationName | The name of the application that the connection is associated with. Can be used to group connections by application. |
| ConnectionString | (Inherited from System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder) |
| Count | (Inherited from System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder) |
| Database | The name of the database server to connect to. You must always specify this keyword. |
| IntegratedSecurity | If set to true, the system will try to use the current Windows user to login. This type of login succeeds if there is an ident of type OS_USER with the same name as the Windows user. If keyword is not specified or set to false, User Id and Password is used to login to the database server. |
| IsFixedSize | (Inherited from System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder) |
| IsReadOnly | (Inherited from System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder) |
| Item | Overridden. Gets or sets the value for the specified keyword. |
| Keys | Overridden. Gets a collection of all the key in the MimerConnectionStringBuilder. |
| Node | The network node the database server is located on. For protocol tcp this is the TCP/IP node name or IP address. |
| Password | The password for the User ID. Ignored if Integrated Security is used. |
| PersistSecurityInfo | After successful login the password information is removed from the connection string unless this keyword is set to true. |
| Protocol | The network protocol to use when communicating with the database server. Which protocols are supported are both platform and installation specific.
Protocol tcp, which gives both access to local and remote servers, is always supported. tcp may not be combined with the keyword Integrated security. Protocol local is the most efficient protocol to use when communicating with a database server on the same machine or device. For the Crossfire environment this protocol is not yet supported. For the .NET Framework and Compact Framework a special library called mimcomm.dll must be accessible for the protocol to be used. Protocol NamedPipes is currently only supported in the .NET environment. It allows secure network access and also allows IntegratedSecurity to be used over the network. |
| Service | For protocol tcp this is the port number and for protocol NamedPipes this is the name of the database server. |
| UserId | The database user to connect to. The User Id is not used if Integrated Security is selected. Otherwise User Id is required. |
| Values | (Inherited from System.Data.Common.DbConnectionStringBuilder) |