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e. Click Next.
5.
On the Transaction Options page: If you selected a non-XA JDBC driver for the Database Driver, the checkbox
Supports Global Transactions appears. Deselect Supports Global Transactions,
then click Next. If you selected an XA JDBC driver for the Database Driver, click Next.
6.
On the Connection Properties page, follow these steps:
a. For Database Name, enter the name of your database. If you are adding an
Oracle BI EE data source, enter any non-empty string; the value does not matter because this property is not used for Oracle BI EE.
b. For Host Name, enter the name of the computer hosting the database server. If
you are adding an Oracle BI EE data source, enter the name of the computer hosting Oracle BI EE.
c. For Port, enter the port number on the database server used to connect to the
database such as 1433 for SQL Server, 1521 for Oracle Database, 50000 for DB2, or 9703 for Oracle BI EE.
d. For Database User Name, enter the name of the database run-time user. If you
are adding an Oracle BI EE data source, enter the name of an Oracle BI EE user.
e. For Password, enter the password of the database run-time user. If you are
adding an Oracle BI EE data source, enter the password of the Oracle BI EE user. Then, click Next.
7. On the Test Database Connection page, for Driver Class Name, for Oracle, SQL
Server and DB2 databases, accept all default settings. For other databases, enter the full package name of the JDBC driver class used to create the physical database
connections in the connection pool note that this driver class must be in the classpath of any server to which it is deployed:
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Teradata: com.teradata.jdbc.TeraDriver
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Oracle BI EE: oracle.bi.jdbc.AnaJdbcDriver
8.
For URL, for Oracle, SQL Server and DB2 databases, accept all default settings. For other databases, enter the URL of the database to which you want to connect. The
format of the URL varies by data source type:
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Teradata: jdbc:teradata:server_namedb_
nameparam1,param2,...
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Oracle BI EE: jdbc:oraclebi:server_name:9703user=bi_user_
name;password=bi_password;catalog=catalog_name; Note that the catalog name is required.
Note: If db_name is missing, the current login users default
database is used. For example, with default database RTD11G, jdbc:teradata:64.181.232.117TMODE=ANSI,CHARSET=AS
CII executes as
jdbc:teradata:64.181.232.117RTD11GTMODE=ANSI,CHA RSET=ASCII
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9.
In the Properties field, for Oracle, SQL Server and DB2 databases, accept all default settings. For other databases, enter properties and their values required by
the JDBC driver. The properties you need to provide vary by data source type:
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For Teradata, enter the property username=db_user_name
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For Oracle BI EE, there are no required properties. Leave the Properties field blank.
10. Scroll to the bottom of the page. For Test Table, enter the name of an existing table
in the database.
11. Click Test Configuration. If the test fails, go back and check your settings. If the
test succeeds, click Next. 12.
Select the server where you want the changes to be made available for example, RTD_Server
. You must perform this step before completing the data source configuration.
13. Click Finish.
14. Click Activate Changes.
5.2 Testing a New Enterprise Data Source
