Datacom Server

The Datacom Server architecture comprises several key components: the Server itself, a Listener, and a Data Access Layer. The Server acts as the central point of access, receiving requests and managing connections. The Listener is responsible for accepting incoming connections and routing them to the appropriate handlers.

The Data Access Layer handles the interaction with the underlying CA Datacom/DB database. These components communicate via TCP/IP. The server exposes APIs for data access, allowing integration with various applications.

The APIs support SQL-like queries for data retrieval, insertion, updates, and deletion. Configuration files define connection parameters, user authentication, and data access rules. User management is handled through the administrative interface.

The system supports RBAC for access control. Monitoring and logging capabilities are available for performance and security audits. The product's primary function is to enable web and distributed application access to Datacom/DB databases, which distinguishes it from other database solutions that may not have this specific capability.

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