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==Glossary of Technical Terms==

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==/SVT==

/SVT is a Type 3 JDBC connect string parameter. The value which you pass to /SVT must match a [Domain Alias] which is contained in the Server's Session Rules Book. Moreover, this alias typically represents the name and version of an <nop>OpenLink Database Agent. For example: 

{{{
/SVT=Sybase 10 
}}}

Be advised {{{--}}} You may create custom /SVT's and corresponding Domains to suit your needs. However, custom Domains must have a matching Mapping Rule, [generic_xxx] section, and Environment. Finally, /SVT is an abbreviated form of /SERVERTYPE. 

See Also: /SERVERTYPE, Domain, JDBC, Type 3