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• OBIEE 10 G can connect to a SQL Server database (2005)?

  We have Oracle BI already running. We also have a SQL Server database running. Now, there is requirement that requires to connect to SQL Server and directly send some books SQL on SQL Server and retrieve the result and display it in the answers. I know that the normal procedure should be set ETL to load data from the SQL Server in OBIEE and from there, the report can be built. So I'm not sure it's doable?

  Do the same thing using the online mode. so that you can add a connection pool to the RPD, which is located within the BI server.

• Deploy the error because the sql server database adapter

  I'm new to BEPL, I tried to transfer data from the Oracle SQL Server. To establish a connection with sql server, I used database adapter and driver is MS JDBC 2.0 that works very well in Jdeveloper and compiled with success but everything by deploying a Jar file to the output folder in SOA server I am getting an error, below is this error message
  
  Deploy the new BPEL process
  • bpel_WhiToEbiz_v2009_10_27__45671.jar failed to deploy.
  Could not initialize the agent of activation. An error occurred during initialization of an activation of process agent "WhiToEbiz", "v2009_10_27__45671" for review. Please ensure that the agents of activation are configured correctly in the bpel (bpel.xml) deployment descriptor. oracle.tip.adapter.fw.agent.jca.JCAActivationAgent: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
  
  kindly help me someone

  As stated on the http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28994/adptr_db.htm#CHDCAEGH, section "4.6.7 location files JAR JDBC Driver and setting the path of the class ' drop the JAR files in the following directories:

  For the Oracle BPEL Process Manager, go to Oracle_Home/bpel/system/appserver/oc4j/j2ee/home/applib

  For the Oracle BPEL Process Manager to install the OracleAS middle tier, go to Oracle_Home/j2ee/OC4J_BPEL/applib

  As a practice you need to create the factory of conn, conn on server and source database...

• VIX file in the user interface designer receives the data from the Web service application that communicates with the SQL server database

  I created the Web service VI ("Mt-insolacije.vi"), which has two terminals of the input string (FROM / TO) for the dates of arrival and exit of two data terminals (table 1 d) from database (MS SQL server). This VI communicates with the database with functions of the database with a DSN and SQL query appropriate palette. There are two tables with two data (time and Insolation) columns in the database.

  This VI works when you run in Labview 2010, but when I used it as VI in UI Builder it returns no data.

  Could you please help me find a solution. Is it possible to communicate with the SQL server database in this way or there is another way?

  There are two files attachmet: Image of .vix file in Interface builder and .vi file ("Mt-insolacije.vi")

  Please help me ASAP!

  Thank you

  Ivan

  I found the solution problem is in the DSN. I've been using the user instead of DSN system DSN.

  It's important to create the system DSN if you want your VI of web service to communicate with the database.

  PS Please put feature bundle format timestamp and XY graph in the web user interface designer. It's complicated to trace data with datetime on X axis without them.

• How can I fix the damaged file sql server database ME?

  Standby my mdf file got damage due to unknown reasons then I used the command dbcc chekcdb but it failed, file MDF is important to me, I don't ' know how to recover data from the mdf file. Please anyone suggest me?

  You are looking for a good solution recover a damaged repair Toolbox for SQL Server database, and then use the SQL recovery tool is an efficient MDF file recovery solution that allows the user to repair and recover a database corrupted in just a few minutes. Learn more https://www.repairtoolbox.com/sqlserverrepair.html

• access the sql server database in my widget

  I just started to build widgets for blackberry in visual studio 2008 and I want to know if its possible to use data from the sql Server database server in my widget and how can I do?

  You can consume data in a WebWorks app server-side.  One way to do this is to build a Web Service that, when it is called from your application, queries the database and returns a list of results (for example in XML or JSON format).

  You already have the data in your available through Web Services SQL Server database?

  Another way is to produce a web page server that displays the data from your SQL Server database and load this web page from your application WebWorks.

• Do need me a separate license for VMware vCenter Server Heartbeat for a remote SQL Server database?

  Do need me a separate license for VMware vCenter Server Heartbeat for a remote SQL Server database?

  Only a single vCenter Server Heartbeat license is necessary to protect the components of the vCenter Server installed remotely, including SQL Server. A single license is also used for several UNIQUE for vCenter Server services protected authentication servers. A license is required per instance of vCenter Server.

• Problem connecting SSO using SDDM 4.0 to import the SQL Server database

  I installed the new production version.

  It migrated the connections of preference and db 3.3 very well.

  This figure includes several SQL Server databases, where I worked with for a while.

  3.3, I was able to add the correct driver and the related standards ntlmauth.dll body so that I could import of SQL Server (and even with SQL Developer 3.x, I could connect to and query SQL Server)

  The 4.0 update, the driver and database connections migrate very well but I can't connect. I get the old error "Library SSPI has not loaded". Where is this dll must go to 4.0? I tried to copy it to the same relative locations used by 3.3, but nothing helped.

  Help!

  Finally got it - had upgraded to 1.3.1 JTDS

• Connection to SQL Server database

  I'd like to get data from a SQL Server database, but I have a few questions
  
  1 JIT commpnent for SQL Server is mentioned around the internet as necessary on the SQL Server to run Java stored procedures. Do I really need to install this to call stored procedures (or simple queries for now)?
  
  2. component Microsoft JDBC is needed as the correct driver? If that is so the correct for Weblogic Portal 10.2 and why not see version space names in my workspace when I look in the Package Explorer (I tried to do already).
  
  3. where is com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver? It seems you need this, but I'm not.
  
  4. is there a turtorial which starts from the beginning. Especially installing the driver all the way to a query of database successful?

  You get this error when the data source was created? Using a XA driver and I think you need to do additional setup on SQL server for it to support XA... try first with the driver not XA.

• Comparing the data set of Oracle database local to the Remote SQL Server database

  Hello

  I have a table in an Oracle database that is gradually being updated with a table in SQL server through the database link. There is a field "Date of creation" in the table in SQL server that I used to find the newly created records and shoot and insert them into the local table to the Oracle database.

  Now the question is the documents/data in the SQL server remote can be deleted as well and I see a lot of files are already deleted and I couldn't find a way to capture the information of deleted data to remove from my local table.

  I tried

  SELECT id local_table

  where there is no

  (select * (or 1))

  of remote_table@database_link

  where remote_table.id = local_table.id).

  And I tried to replace not exist with no so.

  The problem is that the query is too slow with link of database for IN/NOT EXISTS clause NO. So, I'm trying to find an effective way to capture the lines deleted in the remote to remove as a result of my local table table.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit

  Thank you

  Chrystelle

  It is perhaps easier

  Select pk / * or sustitutive key * / from Oracle.tba

  less

  Select pk / * or sustitutive key * / from SQLSERVER.tab

  This returns the rows that exist in Oracle but not in SQL SERVER-> delteted lines in SQL Server.

  Another way is to create a trigger to remove in sqlserver and track in a table delete lines.

  HTH - Antonio NAVARRO

  http://SQL1.WordPress.com/

• Oracle and SQL server database

  Hello
  
  Is there another way to directly see the data stored in the oracle database or I can see it only through an external tool such as SQL Server?
  
  Thank you
  
  J

  997282 wrote:
  Hello

  Is there another way to directly see the data stored in the oracle database or I can see it only through an external tool such as SQL Server?

  Thank you

  J

  What do you mean by "an external tool such as SQL Sever"?
  SQL Server is Microsoft's RDBMS product.

  Oracle data files are in a binary format that is known only to Oracle. (Like SQL Server data files are in a binary format known only to Microsoft). Unless you're talking about a binary dump, they can be "seen" by the published interface that is used by all clients. In the case of Oracle, these customers would include sqlplus and a multitude of third-party products, as well as programming languages that can make calls to the oracle SQL Developer interface. And in all cases, he will eventually return to pass SQL statements.

  What is your goal?

• With the help of Oracle heterogeneous access table to sql server database services

  I created a dblink "POC_HS" of oracle to sql (heterogeneous services implemented) and I can't go out data from the default database to which the DSN (for sql server) is connected successfully.
  
  So, this ' select * from ' Test@POC_HS is works perfectly well on the Oracle database as 'Test' table resides in the default database (that the system DSN is connected to).
  
  But when I do ' select * Abc.Test@POC_HS' where the Test table resides in the 'ABC' database which is not the default survey database an error as follows:
  
  ORA-00942: table or view does not exist the name of incorrect [generic object using ODBC Connectivity] [Microsoft] [ODBC SQL Server driver] [SQL Server] 'Abc.Test '. [Microsoft] [ODBC SQL Server driver] [SQL Server] Instructions could not be prepared. (SQL State: S0002;) SQL code: 208)
  
  I also tried "select * from Abc.dbo.Test@POC_HS' but oracle throws this exception" ORA-00933: not correctly completed SQL command "."
  
  The dblink and system DSN user account has access to database 'Abc '.
  
  Thoughts?

  No, this is not possible.

• Changing result data Access to SQL Server database

  For many years, we have worked with the Access databases.
  Now, we started with SQL-Server.
  We only have a UutResultTable and a StepResultTable
  (because we have already started with TestStand 1.02).

  We have worked with integers as Primarykey (UutResultId, StepResultId)
  I get the following error when I work with this "integer as primary keys.

  An error occurred calling "LogResults" in "ITSDBLog" of "ZNIUGOL TestStand database logging"
  An error has occurred by executing a statement.
  Schema: E4DatabaseSchema
  Return: RESULT of the UUT.
  Description: The query with parameters ' (@P1 int,@P2 nchar (50), @P3 int,@P4 nchar (50), @P5 nchar (50), @P6 only)
  expects the parameter '@P1', which was not provided.
  Number :-2147217900
  NativeError: 8178
  SQLState: 42000
  Reported by: provider Microsoft OLE DB for SQL Server

  Source: TSDBLog

  My Questions:

  Is it necessary to work with the GUID is to use the generic schema insert (NOR)?
  Don't work with GUID does not reduce the performance of database?

  We use

  TestStand 4.2
  SQL Server 2008 R2
  CVI 2010
  Windows XP Service Pack 3

  Thank you very much for your help

  Paul

  Hello

  I think these 2 KBs should answer your question.

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/904986636B5FC7D78625773E004E065F?OpenDocument

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/5554E9522328ECCB8625772F004DA5C1?OpenDocument

  Reagards

• Data Modeler does not connect to SQL Server database

  I click connect on New / select connection to the base and nothing happens.  No connection is added to the list of connection in the Import Wizard dialog box (file-> import-> Oracle Designer model) so I can't go forward with the wizard and I can't connect to my SQL Server DB.

  The connection works very well according to the test and to connect buttons on the New / select connection to the base dialogue.  Initially, there was errors, reported originally by Test and Connect, but those that have been resolved with minor changes to the URL JDBC and CLASSPATH for jtds.

  Is there a Data Modeler error log which could give an overview of what's going on?  Everyone knows this?

  SQL Server 2008

  JTDS 1.3.1 and 1.2.8

  Data Modeler 4.0.0.825

  Thank you.

  Hello

  No connection is added to the list of connection in the dialog box Import Wizard (file-> import-> Oracle Designer model)

  This path is for the import of the Oracle Designer repository that resides on the Oracle database as well as the Oracle connections are listed here.

  You must use "file > import > data dictionary.

  Philippe

• How to establish links of Labview with SQL server database Toolkit

  I'm a database newbie, but I have to use MS SQL server (2008) to store my data. I am well equipped with all the features of Labview, don't know how to use it properly. I now complete development, including the toolbox database. My latest version of labview is 8.6.1. Side material, I have cFP2220 and many modules of differnet kind.

  Here is a useful link that I found on the web:

  1. I got the database creation procedure (pdf file) to link the udl.

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-4602

  It gives a step-by-step login procedure to MS Access, and I'm able to save data to MS Access with the database Toolbox. However, I could not understand how to establish a chain of connection or udl to SQL server. In other words, I hope someone can explain in detail what is the procedure to set up such a link.

  2. I learned about the forum that there is a LabSQL, but it takes some knowledge of SQL statement. I would walk away from him, as I am not familiar with SQL.

  3. the VI I used for the recording of data in DB are very similar to "Create database Table.vi" found in the sample.

  In short, I think that I just need someone who has experience with the connection to the server SQL with Labview to show me the steps to link to SQL.

  Thank you very much

  You may not create a database in SQL Server using the control panel ODBC or a UDL. You must create a database by using SQL Server tools. (In fact, you can use SQL statements to create a database, which is what's really going on by using SQL Server tools. However, I don't know if the database Toolbox has the screws required to send these types of SQL statements.). Once you have created the database you can create tables using SQL Server tools, or you can use the screw of toolbox database.

  You try to run SQL Server on your computer? SQL Server is usually running on a server. You try to use SQL Server Express?

  Assuming that you have SQL Server running and a database has been created, then here are the steps needed to create a UDL to connect:

  1. In Windows Explorer, create a text file and rename the text file so that there a .udl extension (like this PDF).
  2. Double-click the UDL file.
  3. Change to the tab 'supplier '.
  4. Select 'Microsoft OLE DB for SQL Server provider'.
  5. Click on the ' next > ' button. It changes you to the tab 'connection '.
  6. In the drop-down menu, select your SQL Server. If it is not listed, try clicking on the Refresh"" button. If this does not meet the list, then you will need to enter manually.
  7. In the section "#2" specify the authentication method and credentials, if necessary, to connect to SQL Server.
  8. In the section "#3" specify the database that will be used, which is the one that you created earlier using the SQL Server tools. NOT SELECT THE MASTER DATABASE. If you do, you will completely screw up your installation of SQL Server.
  9. Click "Test connection" to verify that you can connect to SQL Server.