Chapter 12 DBMS-Specific Features
An end point encapsulates a transport protocol and a port number, and enables SQL Server to communicate over the network. PowerDesigner models end points as extended objects with a stereotype of <<EndPoint>>.
You can create an end point in any of the following ways:
You can modify an object's properties from its property sheet. To open an end point property sheet, double-click its Browser entry.
The following extended attributes are available on the Microsoft tab:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Owner | Specifies the owner of the endpoint.
Scripting name: Owner |
| State | Specifies the state of the endpoint at creation. You can choose between:
Scripting name: State |
| Protocol: Name | Specifies the transport protocol to be used by the endpoint. You can choose between:
Scripting name: Protocol |
| Protocol: Argument | Allows you to enter arguments for the chosen protocol.
Scripting name: ProtocolArgument |
| Language: Name | Specifies the type of content to be sent. You can choose between:
Scripting name: Language |
| Language: Argument | Allows you to enter arguments for the chosen language.
Scripting name: LanguageArgument |
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