OpenEdge Data Management: DataServer for Microsoft SQL Server

Configuring the DataServer
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2. Set your MS SQL Server instance username (-U) and password (-P) connection
parameters for the schema holder.
Progress Software Corporation recommends that you use the -U and -P convention to
establish the username and password.
3. Set up your connection, using parameters to run the schema holder. This step shows
examples from which you can model your connection:
a. The following example shows how to set up the connection in Windows in a
single-user mode:
Note that although the schema holder is defined as a single-user mode, access to the
MS SQL Server instance is in multi-user mode.
b. The following example shows how to set up the connection in Windows in a
multi-user mode:
c. The following example shows how to set up the connection on UNIX:
The following list identifies the values used in the examples shown in Step 3:
MSS_DB_DSN
Identifies the ODBC Data Source name.
MSS_DB_INS
Identifies the MS SQL Server instance name.
MSS_Dsrv_host
5162
prowin32 f:\wrk\holder -1 -RO -db MSS_DB_DSN -ld MSS_DB_INS -dt MSS
-H MSS_DSRV_Host -S 5162 -DataService mssbroker1 -Dsrv SVUB,1
prowin32 holder -H MSS_DSRV_Host -S Holder_Service -db MSS_DB_DSN
-ld MSS_DB_INS -dt MSS -H MSS_DSRV_Host -S 5162 -DataService
mssbroker1 -Dsrv SVUB,1
mpro holder -H MSS_DSRV_Host -S Holder_Service -db MSS_DB_DSN -ld
MSS_DB_INS -dt MSS -H MSS_DSRV_Host -S 5162 -DataService mssbroker1
-Dsrv SVUB,1
Identifies the name of the MSS DataServer broker host.
Identifies the NS1 NameServer default port where the MSS broker is registered.
Holder_Service
Identifies the service name used to server the database holder; however, it can also
be a port number.