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Netezza ODBC, JDBC and OLE DB Installation and Configuration Guide
Load Max Errors — Tells the system to abort after N bad input rows. Default is 1,
and 0 means no limit, with a maximum of 2,147,483,647 (the largest signed 32-
bit integer).
Date Format — Specifies the desired date format as one of the following values:
1 — YMD. This is the default.
2 — MDY
3 — DMY
Note that on Windows platforms, you specify the text value (such as YMD); on non-
Windows platforms, specify the numeric value (such as 1).
The SSL DSN Options tab shows Secure Socket Layer options, as shown in Figure 5-6.
Figure 5-6: SSL DSN Options.
Select one of the following options for the Security Level, and enter a CA filename.
Security Level — The level of security for the connection.
Only Unsecured — Only connections that do not use SSL to encrypt data will
be accepted. This provides increased performance but carries the risks that
come with an unencrypted connection.
Preferred Unsecured — Connections that do not use SSL are preferred, but a
connection will not be refused solely because it uses SSL encryption.
Preferred Secured — (Default) Connections that use SSL are preferred, but a
connection will not be refused solely because it does not use SSL encryption.
Only Secured — Only connections that use SSL to encrypt data will be
accepted. This provides increased security but reduces performance some-
what, due to the necessity of encrypting the data stream.
CA Certificate File — Enter the name of the CA (Certificate Authority) file (includ-
ing the path) that will be used to authenticate connections. If a CA is being used
for authentication, the name of the CA file must match the name defined by the
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