ISE 1.2 - External database to use as MAC whitelist ?

Hi,
I am just wondering, how can a company can live with ISE 1.2 configured with MAB, and whitelist.
Senarios is a company hires a IT provider to run and manage the ISE setup.
so the company itselfs, will not be able to access the ISE for administration. What they can do is manage the AD that ISE integrates to.
So how is it possible, for the company, to maintain a MAC white-list within the AD, externally to the ISE, so that the company can add new MAC's themselfs without intervention from the IT Provider ?
I see in the guides that LDAP does "MAC Address Lookup" but cant an AD do the same ?
Or what is the difference between the two.
Also any ideas from the real world on how to differentiate access and support "Segregation of Duties" when it comes to roles as grouping etc with ISE
regards
Martin

well you can have a OU specified in the AD for admin PC and all computers in the Admin OU will have full access.so you have mange the access to ISE this way also.
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<Query><Name>IOH36464</Name><Header>IOH36464</Header><Length>5076</Length><Targets><Target><Name>NM_033380.1</Name><NcbiGeneId>1287</NcbiGeneId><GeneSymbol>COL4A5</GeneSymbol><TaxonomyId>9606</TaxonomyId><Description>Homo sapiens collagen, type IV, alpha 5 (COL4A5), transcript variant 2, mRNA</Description><Length>6445</Length><TargetAlignments><TargetAlignment><QueryStart>1</QueryStart><QueryEnd>5075</QueryEnd><TargetStart>203</TargetStart><TargetEnd>5277</TargetEnd><BitScore>10060.9</BitScore><PercentIdentity>100</PercentIdentity><Score>5075</Score><QueryAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</QueryAlignmentSequence><TargetAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</TargetAlignmentSequence>

Hi,
I am getting this error when trying to use an external database for the XML driver, in order to load a large XML file.
java.sql.SQLException: class org.xml.sax.SAXException
ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:446)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:456)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.g(v.java:631)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.<init>(v.java:108)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bw.<init>(bw.java:468)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.b(bx.java:292)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.a(bx.java:270)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.SnpsXmlDriver.connect(SnpsXmlDriver.java:110)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.u(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.a(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.o(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.r(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.g(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.iz.actionPerformed(iz.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:178)
     at java.awt.Dialog$1.run(Dialog.java:1046)
     at java.awt.Dialog$3.run(Dialog.java:1098)
     at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
     at java.awt.Dialog.show(Dialog.java:1096)
     at java.awt.Component.show(Component.java:1563)
     at java.awt.Component.setVisible(Component.java:1515)
     at java.awt.Window.setVisible(Window.java:842)
     at java.awt.Dialog.setVisible(Dialog.java:986)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.q(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.<init>(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.b.jh.bx(jh.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.w(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.d(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.w.actionPerformed(w.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:174)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:169)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:161)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:122)
The error comes up when testing the XML Data Server in the Topology Manager
I pasted a segment of the XML below. Notice that the <QueryAlignmentSequence> value might be a large string, as large as 6000 bytes.
I also tried setting the varchar_length above 4000 in the external database .properties file that the XML driver reads, but the I get this error (which makes sense):
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00910: specified length too long for its datatype
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bz.execute(bz.java:109)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.ca.execute(ca.java:30)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.u.a(u.java:198)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.bj.a(bj.java:52)
How can I import this? If I use the default "In Memory" XML connection, I get a Null pointer exception when I try to reverse it, per this other thread I posted
Unable to Reverse an XML file
I am dead in the water and getting very disappointed by this tool..
Please help
<Query><Name>IOH36464</Name><Header>IOH36464</Header><Length>5076</Length><Targets><Target><Name>NM_033380.1</Name><NcbiGeneId>1287</NcbiGeneId><GeneSymbol>COL4A5</GeneSymbol><TaxonomyId>9606</TaxonomyId><Description>Homo sapiens collagen, type IV, alpha 5 (COL4A5), transcript variant 2, 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TGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</QueryAlignmentSequence><TargetAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAAC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Authenticating Guest Users Using External Database.

Folks, greetings.
Due to the limitations imposed by wlc's database size, we decided to go for an external authentication server.
Since this external database is for guest access, we are considering in using a Linux box with LDAP, along with a web-based application which will be presented to the user for authentication purposes. This way, the user would type in his/her credentials on this portal and the same box would process the authentication.
In such a scenario, we would buid an application for the "Lobby Amabassadors" input the guest data (for auditing purposes we need to enter the user's SSN, passport # or any other official ID), and this application would generate the password to be used during the authentication process.
I've used web-auth before, with the users database loaded on the WLC (local net users). Even using an external web-auth portal, the user is still authenticated by the controller that in turn, will control whether the traffic is to be allowed or not, based on the authentication results.
That's exactly where our question lies: how should we configure the WLAN so that the WLC would receive the access request and forward it to the authentication portal/server? Would it envolve radius?
This same Linux would be the DHCP server for this guest WLAN.
WLC vesion: 4.2.130.0
Regards,
AL

Using the Web Authentication feature on a Cisco wireless LAN controller, we can authenticate a guest user on the wireless LAN controller, on an external web server or on an external database on a RADIUS server. We can configure the wireless LAN used for guest traffic to authenticate the user from an external RADIUS server.
To enable an external RADIUS server to authenticate traffic using the GUI, follow this link.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/technology/guest_access/technical/reference/4.1/GAccess_41.html#wp1001207

NOT SEE BIP FOLDER ASSIGNED BY USING BIEE EXTERNAL DATABASE TABLE AUTHENTIC

All users using BIEE external database table authentication cannot see the BI Publisher folders and data source assign to their roles.
### Steps to Reproduce ###
1) I create one table in Oracle database to store user name, password, group name and etc as
follows:
CREATE TABLE "KPI_STAGE"."USER_INFO_TAB" (
"USER_ID" VARCHAR2(30 byte) NOT NULL,
"PASSWORD" VARCHAR2(50 byte),
"DISPLAY_NAME" VARCHAR2(50 byte),
"GROUP_ID" VARCHAR2(250 byte),
"LOG_LEVEL" VARCHAR2(5 byte),
CONSTRAINT "USER_INFO_PK_1" PRIMARY
KEY("USER_ID")
2) I create one session variable initialization block named "security_test" as follows:
2.1)Data Source: select USER_ID,DISPLAY_NAME,LOG_LEVEL,GROUP_ID,GROUP_ID from USER_INFO_TAB where
PASSWORD=':PASSWORD' and USER_ID=upper(':USER')
2.2)Variable Target: USER, DISPLAYNAME,LOGLEVEL,GROUP and WEBGROUPS
3) I can use user_id and password to login into BIEE and BIP then.
4) According to [http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/discuss/msgReader$223?mode=topic&y=2007&m=4&d=2]
I use "Oracle BI Server" Security Model for BI Publisher.
5)After I use 'Administrator' user to login into BIP, I create one BIP role "XML_USER"and assign some BIP folders and data source to this role.
5) I update the role name "XML_USER" into table user_info_tab
column GROUP_ID.
update table user_info_tab set group_id = 'XML_USER'
6) I think I can use some user in the table"user_info_tab" to login into BIP and see the folders which I have assigned to the role 'XML_USER'.
But the result is that: I can login into BIP but can not see assigned folders.
However
If in the step 2.1 above for the initialization block, I don't include PASSWORD in the select language:
2.1)Data Source: select USER_ID,DISPLAY_NAME,LOG_LEVEL,GROUP_ID,GROUP_ID from USER_INFO_TAB where USER_ID=upper(':USER')
I can see the assigned BIP folders, but it is not security.
Any one know how to solve this problem?

Hi,
I am also using external database authentication.
The table contains user, group and password info which is passed on to BI application thru init_user_details init block in RPD. Follow is the query used.
SELECT USERNAME, GRP FROM NXRP_MST_USR_TYPE WHERE USERNAME=':USER' AND PASSWORD=':PASSWORD'
and the username and group is saved in Session variables USER and GROUP respectively.
Also "Oracle BI Server" security model is used in the BI Publisher.
I am able to login in to BI Answers but not into BIP.
I have also set SA system subject Area.
Could some one help?
Thanks

No cache while using external database authenication

Hello,
i was successful in setting up the external database authentication and apply filters to groups
while i am creating reports in answers, i.e. querying data from database...those queries are not logged in the cache.
how do i see this solve this...............
while using RPD authentication system, i know that queries are stored cached in NQQUERY FILE.
THANKS
RAKE

hi,
can you check whether Cache is turned ON in nqsconfig file.
[ CACHE ]
ENABLE = YES;
// A comma separated list of <directory maxSize> pair(s)
// e.g. DATA_STORAGE_PATHS = "d:\OracleBIData\nQSCache" 500 MB;
DATA_STORAGE_PATHS = "D:\OracleBIData\cache" 500 MB;
MAX_ROWS_PER_CACHE_ENTRY = 100000; // 0 is unlimited size
MAX_CACHE_ENTRY_SIZE = 1 MB;
MAX_CACHE_ENTRIES = 1000;
POPULATE_AGGREGATE_ROLLUP_HITS = NO;
USE_ADVANCED_HIT_DETECTION = NO;
MAX_SUBEXPR_SEARCH_DEPTH = 7;
// Cluster-aware cache
// GLOBAL_CACHE_STORAGE_PATH = "<directory name>" SIZE;
// MAX_GLOBAL_CACHE_ENTRIES = 1000;
// CACHE_POLL_SECONDS = 300;
// CLUSTER_AWARE_CACHE_LOGGING = NO;
Thanks

ISE and no External Identity Source

I have this particular case in which I need to make authentications for users in ISE without Active Directory/LDAP etc.
I would like to have some kind of MAC to USER binding where the user would no be able to add more devices to the network. I know the eap chaining using anyconnect is a way of achieving this but then again I can only see it using AD or some kind of external database. Also printers, wireless and phones are in the map. I tried using MAB and CWA for this but do not want to have the users be able to self register their devices as if they were guests.
EAP chaining without AD??? Possible?
Any hope?
Thank you

Someone else can chime in here but I don't think it is possible to perform EAP-Chaining with the internal database of ISE. With that being said, feel free to read the EAP-TEAP IETF doc :)
http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-emu-eap-tunnel-method-01

How to connect external database(Ex:SQL Server/Tivoli) from ABAP Webdynpro

Hi,
Any one have idea how to connect external database like SQL Server/Tivoli to access tables from WebDynPro ABAP.
Please point to me some links if you have
Thanks
Praveen

Hi,
Please check out this link -
FETCH DATA FROM ORACLE DATABASE USING Web Dynpro
Regards,
Lekha.

Connecting AIR with external database

Is it possible to connect AIR application to the external database in MySQL technology?

Are you trying to connect to a MySQL database on a web server somewhere? If so, by far the easiest way to do so is to use some sort of application server layer (e.g. PHP, ColdFusion, Java) on the web server, and have the AIR application call the PHP (or whatever) code to get the data. That is the approach that all the links Greg has given you are talking about.
Of course, in order to make that work you need to know enough PHP/Java/ColdFusion to write that middle layer. In the example you're asking about, the information it wants to know is the name of the server that the MySQL database is running on, and the MySQL username and password for the MySQL account that your PHP code is supposed to use. There are tons of resources on the web for writing PHP code that accesses MySQL, so you'll find much more and better information in other places than what you'll find in the Adobe AIR forums.
However, maybe you want to have the MySQL server running directly on the user's computer rather than on a web server somewhere. In that case you would have a few options:
Run a web server and application server (e.g. Apache and PHP) on the user's computer and use those to connect between the AIR application and the MySQL server.
Write Java code to communicate between the MySQL server and the AIR app, and call that code using Merapi (http://merapiproject.net/)
Run the MySQL server on the user's computer and call the server directly from AIR using ActionScript. While there is no built-in support for MySQL in AIR, there is a third-party (open source) library for calling MySQL directly from ActionScript available here: http://code.google.com/p/assql/. I haven't tested it so I have no idea how complete it is, but it's a solution to consider.
However, in all three cases you're depending on some external pieces that have to be installed and loaded separate from your AIR application. (For instance, most users probably don't want a MySQL server running on their computer all the time if they aren't using your AIR app all the time -- so you'd want a way to start and stop the server, which also couldn't be done directly in AIR.) People do write applications that use external resources like this, but it's not the easiest thing to implement.
If you're really wanting to run the database locally, the best solution (assuming it works for your needs) is to use AIR's built in local SQL database engine (based on SQLite). If you've looked at that option already, and found that it doesn't work for you, I'd be interested to know more about what you're trying to accomplish that you can't accomplish with the AIR local database.

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