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TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation

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Technical Reference<br />

Oracle (DataDirect Driver)<br />

tibcosoftwareinc.jdbc.oracle.OracleDriver<br />

Oracle (Native Driver, ojdbc6.jar)<br />

oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver<br />

Microsoft SQL <strong>Server</strong> (DataDirect Driver)<br />

tibcosoftwareinc.jdbc.sqlserver.SQL<strong>Server</strong>Driver<br />

Microsoft SQL <strong>Server</strong>(Native Driver, sqljdbc4.jar)<br />

com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQL<strong>Server</strong>Driver<br />

jTDS (Native Driver, jtds.jar)<br />

net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver<br />

Database Connection URL Components and Examples<br />

Component<br />

API<br />

Database Driver<br />

<strong>Server</strong> Type<br />

Hostname<br />

Port<br />

Database Name or SID<br />

Options<br />

Description<br />

Specifies which API to use. This is always jdbc.<br />

Specifies which database driver to use to connect to the<br />

database. Default tibcospotfireinc, which will use the<br />

<strong>Spotfire</strong> Datadirect driver. If you have installed a different<br />

driver, you may provide this here.<br />

Specifies the type of database server. Either sqlserver or<br />

oracle.<br />

Note: <strong>Server</strong> Type is only applicable when using the<br />

DataDirect driver.<br />

Specifies the hostname of the database server.<br />

Specifies the port which the database server listens to; for<br />

example 1433.<br />

Specifies the name (MSSQL) or SID (Oracle) that defines<br />

your <strong>Spotfire</strong> database.<br />

Specifies further options, separated with semicolons. Only<br />

necessary if you need to set something specific for your<br />

database server. This may include information such as a<br />

named Instance in an MSSQL server, for example. See<br />

example below.<br />

For the different supported database drivers this becomes:<br />

Oracle (DataDirect Driver)<br />

[API]:[DBDriver]:[<strong>Server</strong>Type]://[Hostname]:[Port];SID=[SID]<br />

140 (144) <strong>TIBCO</strong> <strong>Spotfire</strong>® <strong>Server</strong> <strong>3.2.2</strong>

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