on 03-26-2007 4:48 PM
Hi there,
I wish to create 2 JDBC connections to allow me to use SQL server over Microsoft SQL 2000 and mysql
I have successfully created the microsoft connection for BI_JDBC and the Portal JDBC (Factory Class)
However I am having difficulties creating a successful connection to the mysql database.
If I checked the wiki and it refered me to a JDBC driver search. I did not find a MYSQL compatible driver at all.
I have taken my chances with http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/3.0.html
and tried versions 3, 3.1 and 5.0 to no avail. I have mapped using an administrator password.
Searching SDN I cannot see reference to anyone successful creating a mysql connection and all the SAP examples are MS, Oracle DB2 or MaxDB
Am I flogging a dead horse or is it possible? EP7.0 nw2004s SP10
Thanks
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
maybe this helps:
<a href="https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/VC/JDBCConnectionSetup?focusedCommentId=14341#comment-14341">https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/VC/JDBCConnectionSetup?focusedCommentId=14341#comment-14341</a>
MaxDB based on MySQL as I know.
Best Regards,
marcel
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Have done,
Can't give a step by step as I tried numerous things and am not 100% sure which bit did it.
As well as the instructions in the document "How To Configure a BI JDBC System in Visual Composer.pdf"
I also attempted to deploy it via an SDA " How to deploy a jdbc and jms adapter" (even though it was an XI guide it seemed relevant)
I also followed the VC wiki step by step example for MaxDB but used the MySQL files.
A reboot seemed to help more than just stop/starting the applications.
Andrew
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Following your comments that it is possible and that the other notes I saw were herrings I started again from scratch and it was succesful.
I used version 3.1 Driver in the end.
Thanks for your help.
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Hi Andrew,
can you tell us how it worked and what driver you used? This way we (or better: you) can put it in the WIKI under: https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/VC/JDBCConnectionSetup
for others who face that problem.
Thank you
Mario
Mario,
Please see Thread
/thread/41500 [original link is broken] (in context to the Portal)
Mentioned again in:
As I said before I am Ok with MS SQL and I have done others before, mySQL seems to be eluding me.
I assume by your comment you think is possible. Any Drivers you Can Recommend?
Thanks
Andrew
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I'd say "transaction layer" is wrong. You don't need that at this stage. My understanding of a transaction layer is the basis ontop of it. But for a simple JDBC-connection there shouldn't be any problem. Otherwise you couldn't use mySQL for anything.
So I would ask you to investigate further in the setup. I think you simply haven't configured it properly...
Thanks Marcel.
I thought about MaxDB and followed the VC Wiki Step by Step Guide, but it did not work.
Searching through SDN I saw a comment by an SAP contributor stating since Oracle bought the transaction layer it won't work with mySQL.
However I have seen other references where users have got it working at least in development. Cannot find any reference to mySQL and VC.
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Hi Andrew,
check out this <a href="http://developers.sun.com/product/jdbc/drivers">site</a>, maybe you find a suitable driver there? The SAP Press and Helpfiles say, that connecting to a microsoft SQL Database is possible.
In our portal I found a MSsql jdbc driver installed, with sucessful connection test to northwind-database. Unfortunately, I cannot find out what driver we used.
If you still don't find a driver, I will ask my colleague if he remembers.
Best Regards, Benni
Message was edited: Sorry, I meant MSsql, not mysql. We have a MSSQL-JDBC-System defined, with working connection.
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