- Features by Edition
- Latest Features
- Licensing/Activation
- Installation
- Getting Started
- Data Sources
- Deployment/Publishing
- Server Topics
- Integration Topics
- Scaling/Performance
- Reference
- Specifications
- Video Tutorials and Reference
- Featured Videos
- Demos and screenshots
- Online Error Report
- Support
- Legal-Small Print
- Why Omniscope?
|
||||||
Generic ConnectionsGeneric database connectionsConnecting to databases not mentioned in the WizardYou can set up a direct connection to many types/brands of database which the Database Connection dialogue does not explicitly support. Providing your database vendor offers a JDBC driver or ODBC connectivity, you should be able to use this to allow Omniscope to connect directly to your database. Generic JDBC connections For best results, find a JDBC driver for your database. The vendor should provide this. Usually, the latest version of the JDBC driver is best even for older versions of databases, but if you run into problems, match the versions. You will need:
ODBCIf you cannot get this to work, try the ODBC approach. You will need to know how to set up a named ODBC data source in Windows that connects to your database. When you have this set up, enter the data source name (you will have chosen this when you set up the ODBC data source) into the Omniscope database dialogue's ODBC option. Feedback If you are unable to get this to work, please post the problem on the forums. If you are successful, please let us know what the settings were and where you obtained the JDBC driver from, so we can update our KnowledgeBase and consider adding explicit support for your database vendor to Omniscope. |