sa_send_udp( 
destAddress 
, destPort 
, msg 
)

This function returns an INTEGER status code.

This function sends a single UDP packet to the specified address. The function returns 0 if the message is sent successfully, and returns an error code if an error occurs. The error code is one of the following:

If the msg parameter contains binary data or is more complex than a string, you may want to use a BINARY variable. For example:

CREATE VARIABLE v LONG BINARY;
SET v='This is a UDP message';
SELECT sa_send_udp( '10.25.99.124', 1234, v );
DROP VARIABLE v;

This function can be used with MobiLink server-initiated synchronization to wake up the MobiLink Listener utility (dblsn.exe). If you use the sa_send_udp function as a way to notify the MobiLink Listener, you should append a 1 to your UDP packet. This number is a server-initiated synchronization protocol number. In future versions of MobiLink, new protocol versions may cause the MobiLink Listener to behave differently.

You must have the MANAGE ANY WEB SERVICE system privilege.

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• Sending a push notification using the sa_send_udp system procedure

The following example sends the message "This is a test" to IP address 10.25.99.196 on port 2345:

SELECT sa_send_udp( '10.25.99.196', 2345, 'This is a test' );