Server property (RDS)
Applies to: Access 2013, Office 2013
Indicates the Internet Information Services (IIS) name and communication protocol.
You can set the Server property at design time in the RDS.DataControl object's OBJECT tags, or at run time in scripting code.
Syntax
| Protocol | Design-time syntax |
|---|---|
| HTTP | <PARAM NAME="Server" VALUE="https://awebsrvr:port"> |
| HTTPS | <PARAM NAME="Server" VALUE="https://awebsrvr:port"> |
| DCOM | <PARAM NAME="Server" VALUE="computername"> |
| In-process | <PARAM NAME="Server" VALUE=""> |
| Protocol | Run-time syntax |
|---|---|
| HTTP | DataControl.Server="https://awebsrvr:port" |
| HTTPS | DataControl.Server="https://awebsrvr:port" |
| DCOM | DataControl.Server="computername" |
| In-process | DataControl.Server="" |
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| awebsrvr or computername | A String value that contains an Internet or intranet path, or computer name, if the server is on a remote computer; or, an empty string if the server is on the local computer. |
| port | Optional. A port that is used to connect to an IIS server. The port number is set in Internet Explorer (on the Tools menu, click Internet Options, and then select the Connection tab) or in IIS. |
| DataControl | An object variable that represents an RDS.DataControl object. |
Remarks
The server is the location where the RDS.DataControl request (that is, a query or update) is processed. By default, all requests are processed by the RDSServer.DataFactory object, MSDFMAP.Handler component, and MSDFMAP.INI file on the specified server.
Remember that when changing servers to reconcile settings in the old and new MSDFMAP.INI files. Incompatibilities may cause requests that succeed on one server to fail on another. If the Server property is set to "", these objects will be used on the local machine.