Option flags

Table 1. Option flags
Flags	Client or Server	Commentary
http_invoketimeout	Client	Defines the maximum time in seconds a client has to wait before the client connection raises an error because the server is not responding. A value of -1 means that it has to wait until the server responds. The default value is -1.
tcp_connectiontimeout	Client	Defines the maximum time in seconds a client has to wait for the establishment of a TCP connection with a server. A value of -1 means infinite wait. The default value is 30 seconds except for Windows™, where it is 5 seconds.
soap_ignoretimezone	Both	Defines if, during the marshalling and unmarshalling process of a BDL DATETIME data type, the SOAP engine should ignore the time zone information. A value of zero means false. The default value is false.
soap_usetypedefinition	Both	Defines if the Web Services engine must specify the type of data in all SOAP requests. This will add an "xsi:type" attribute to each parameter of the request. A value of zero means false. The default value is false.
wsdl_decimalsize	Server	Defines if, during the WSDL generation, the precision and scale of a DECIMAL variable will be taken into account. See WSDL generation option notes. A value of zero means false. The default value is true.
wsdl_arraysize	Server	Defines if, during the WSDL generation, the size of a BDL array will be taken into account. See WSDL generation option notes. A value of zero means false. The default value is true.
wsdl_stringsize	Server	Defines if, during the WSDL generation, the size of a CHAR or VARCHAR variable will be taken into account. See WSDL generation option notes. A value of zero means false. The default value is true.