Making user-defined rules available to the scheduler

This section describes how to create the dll file that the Scheduler references to obtain the custom user code. Note that user code compiled for the Scheduler applies to all alternatives in the database. The install procedure creates a folder named USERCODE that contains the user code support files. You should create a subfolder beneath this one with the same name as your SQL database to hold your user code source files. The Scheduler also looks for the user code DLL file (USER.DLL) in this directory. USER CODE = Rules + Supporting code