BI JDBC Connector

I am evaluating the option of using BI JDBC connector to connect BI7 to a different source system. I would like to know the application requirements for that.What are the tools that needs to be installed and where?
A Step by guide for configuration steps in JDBC connector and steps in BW would be of great help too.
I primarily need the tools require to enable UDI using JDBC Connector.
Thanks and regards
Ramesh

Hi,
Check these,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/43/e35b3315bb2d57e10000000a422035/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/93/8aea385252494d9b1eb92e0b7f1bad/frameset.htm
Hope this helps...

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I am using BI-JDBC connector so that I can see the tables and write select queries which I can use in VC applications. Using JDBC connector I can see only the stored procedures. So tried using BI-JDBC connector.
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Thanks in advance.
Aamod.

Hi,
The DB user which I am using, can query the database from SQL PLUS. So he can see the tables and everything. But when the same user is used for mapping with portal user the tables cannot be seen.
When I select the system in VC and click on "Browse Table Catalog" I get the following structure.
BI-JDBC
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Hello guys,
I had failed to connect to connect external Oracle via JDBC connector .
Could you please help me to resolve the problem ?
Backgroud:
We need to connect the external Oracle DB with JDBC connector, because BI need to connect to the target Oracle. If the JDBC connector suceed, BI will create a UD which use the datasource
we create in Visual admin to connect to the external Oracle DB.
Environment:
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Configuration procedure :
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Object Factory :oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleDataSourceFactory
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Additional:
Additional Properties:
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Password: *****
PortNumber:1521
ServerName: 10.1.16.208
URL :jdbc:oracel:[email protected]:1521:LPAR8TEST
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Initial Connectons: 1                                         Expiration: (check)
Maximum Connections: 25                                  Connection Lifetime :600
Maximum time wait of connection : 60                  Cleanup Thread : 200
Default Connectoin Isolaton :Default
SQL Engine:
Open SQL
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Resource Adopter:
Loader References:
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Managed Connection Factory:
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SAP J2EE Engine/7.00
Application error occurred during request processing.
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Hi
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folowing this blog
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/9aedca11-0d01-0010-3b90-9ea04182875f
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I have a created a JDBC System Landscape using the portal component com.sap.portal.systems.jdbc.
Following are the properties I have set and also I have listed where I am finding propblems.
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User MApping Type : Admin, User
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Connection Timeout: 1000
Connection URL: jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://10.7.1.5:1433;DatabaseName=SAPEP
Driver Class Name: com.sap.portals.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver
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Also, While doing the user mapping, we need to provide the username and password. What username and password is that? Is it the DB user name and Password?
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Here's what's needed in the system (examples are from my system):
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Test connection
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Portal Test Connection Failed for JDBC Connector

Hi,
We are trying to create a JDBC system in EP to connect SQL Server 2005 database. Our aim is to build a model in VC using data services from SQL Server 2005.
We deployed the Driver file sqljdbc.jar and connection was successful when tested by creating a data source in Visual Administrator-> JDBC Connector
We have created a system in EP with user mapping type (admin,user) and user mapping also done for system alias with the SQL Server administrator user id and password. UME is maintained in ABAP Stack. When we try for test connection with the system created in EP for JDBC connection, the system throws an error message like Connection failed. Make sure user mapping is set correctly and all connection properties are correct
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The test consists of the following steps:
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Results
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Quick response highly appreciated.
Regards
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not sure how far you got with this. I had the same problem or at least a very similar one with access to MS SQL Server 2005 and solved it. I followed essentially very similar steps with a couple of minor twists:
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2) I did not create a data source, just created a new driver "SQLServer".
3) Under Connector Container I cloned SDK_JDBC as "SDK_SSQL".
4) The Visual Composer property vc.bi.sqlEditor Enabled should be set to true for you to be able the SQL Editor in the Data Service in VC.
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we are currently working with SAP EP 6.0 SP2 and trying out some development work with the connector framework.
We are writing a component which uses the CF to retrieve information from a Microsoft SQL Server 2000.
The portal component works, we are able to retrieve the information from the DB, but after some time the request times out.
We monitored the connections for a while both on the J2EE platform and on the backend database and came to this conclusion : apparently each request - even by the very same user looking at the very same component, just but pressing the refresh button in the browser window - creates a new connection in the pool managed by the connector framework.
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JDBC connector problem

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I installed SAP BW 3.5 by following Installation Seqence in the mySAP ERP 2004 SR1 master guide,
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sap.com/com.sap.ip.bi.sdk.dac.connector.xmla/null
sap.com/com.sap.ip.bi.sdk.dac.connector.odbo/null
sap.com/com.sap.ip.bi.sdk.dac.connector.jdbc/null
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Do i have to to put mysql.connecto.jar to the
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