JDBC dynamic receiver configuration

hi experts,
i have about 20 datasources (databases). all of them use the same XI scenario. it means that on all databases the same work is done.
now there is a problem, i dont want to create 20 jdbc receiver channels for each database to handle my scenario,
is there a way to configure the jdbc receiver dynamically?
if yes, any how-to would really help me.
thanks in advance
chris

Database connection paramter is the mandatory for CC channel creating an is dependent on each CC creation.
So going with the standard would be easy and your question is more valid sending same structure to different DB.
But no option as u wished.
Developing Adapter Module would be quite challening but Database ip should be produced from the Outbound Interface r any value mapping has to happen based upon some validation from Outbound Interface.
But doing all work around depends on u r interest an need intstead go for CC creation
SAP has give so i guess it would be very narrow in monitoring the CC individually in poiting out the error specific
regards
srini

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