WFS

The OGC WFS interface allows requests for geographical features across the web using platform-independent calls.

These parameters are used to control resource consumption on the WFS system.

All WFS-supported wrappers except ODBC allow multiple cursors per connection.

WFS provides two types of controls to limit the resource usage of asynchrony.

Introducing asynchrony into an access plan leads to increased use of resources on both the WFS and the backend system(s).

The WFS specification has more information on KVP encoding.

WFS V9. 1 has the ability to asynchronously execute remote queries.

In contrast to earlier DB2 releases, there is no 32-bit version of WFS V9. 1 on UNIX.

WFS V9. 1 is based on DB2 9, which is available on UNIX platforms only in a 64-bit version.

Asynchronous execution of remote data source operations is not limited to legs of the UNION operator in WFS.

Internally, WFS v9. 1 uses a set of so-called server attributes to define the capabilities of each data source.

Signal transferring characteristics of ICCD WFS and its measurement error

Processing of a UNION operator in WFS when asynchrony is disabled

Parameters to control resources consumed by asynchrony on the WFS system

Development of WFS-1 automatic cardiopulmonary resuscitator for closed chest cardiac compression

WFS Wipe first sector after deleting all partitions

A detailed explanation of asynchrony in WFS