on 08-04-2008 11:55 AM
how to connect if u r database in us
thanks
Hi,
Using JDBC we can connect to any database server.
Creating System Object for JDBC
System Administration
System Configuration
PCD Expand and select our working folder. Then right click, New and select System.
Select JDBC System Template.
Give the name and id for the system click save and then open the object in the Edit Mode.
Here select Connection Properties and give the following details
1. Connection URL.
2. Driver class Name
3. Connection Timeout(optional)
1) Connecting to SQL Server
While connecting to SQL Server give the following details
Connection URL jdbc:sap:SqlServer://<IP of the SqlServer>:1433;Databasename:SQLServer;
In the above connection url SQLServer is System Object name which we created from jdbc.
Driver Class Name com.supportals.jdbc.SqlServer.SQLServerDriver.
2) Testing the Connection
Go to System Administration->System Landscape->Jdbc System->open->object->
Connection Test-> Test the Connection
Please follow this tutorial step by step
and also look at below Blog.
Regards,
Surya
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HI,
The connection to the database is not related to the location . The db is where ever it may be , it can be connected to XI server by using the Jdbc driver connection details .
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kindly explain your requirement in detail, so tat we can help u
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Hi veni
MS SQL Server 2000
Driver files msbase.jar, msutil.jar, mssqlserver.jar
Connection URL jdbc:sqlserver://<host_name>:<port>;DatabaseName=<db_name>
Driver name com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver
MS SQL Server 2005
Driver file sqljdbc.jar
Connection URL jdbc:sqlserver://<host_name>:<port>;database=<db_name>
Driver name com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
Please follow this tutorial step by step
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regards
srinivas
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