Scripted JDBC Adapter For Non Standard Database Types

I am looking to connect through JDBC to a UNIDATA database. I have place the jdbc driver in the WEB-INF/lib directory and rebooted the application server. When I try to create the resource and test the connection with the proper information (user, password, url, host, port, etc), I get a null pointer. I'm assuming the Database Type is causing an issue. Is there a way to get around this?

I am able to do the recon now. I had to upload the getUser script also. Once i did that I was able to get users linked into IDM properly.

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JDBC for non-relational Databases.

Hi All,
correct me if I am wrong in my understanding,
1. JDBC are a set of specifications (as interfaces etc..) which each
vendor is expected to provide implementation.
2. JDBC is for relationsla databases only (like oracle,MySQL etc..) it
does not take into account the access to non-relational databases.
3. If 2 is true, is there an equivalent of JDBC for non-relational
databases?
TIA.

1. JDBC are a set of specifications (as interfaces etc..) which each
vendor is expected to provide implementation.
Broadly speaking, yes. It doesn't have to be the vendor that provides the implementation, and an ODBC driver (to be used via the JdbcOdbc bridge) is adequate if a native JDBC driver is not available.
2. JDBC is for relationsla databases only (like oracle,MySQL etc..) it
does not take into account the access to non-relational databases.
It expects tabular results. Aside from that I don't think it mandates anything about the design of the underlying system. Certainly it's entirely agnostic about syntactic issues.
For example, it can talk to Excel spreadsheets, via the JdbcOdbc bridge, and Excel is by no stretch of the imagination a relational database. IMS is not a relational database, but that has a JDBC driver.
3. If 2 is true, is there an equivalent of JDBC for non-relational
databases?
2 is not true, and I'm not aware of any "non relational" database connection standard, probably for this very reason. There may well be vendor specific tools for talking to some systems.

Jdeveloper Team RE Jdeveloper 9.0.3 For Non-Oracle Databases

I see that support for non-Oracle databases and Third-Party JDBC drivers is very improved. However, I have tried to use the SAPDb JDBC driver and the BC4J tester and generated Swing clients all display greyed so that no updates are possible. This appears to be a bug since Jbuilder works fine with this driver. However, I think Jbuilder's Express dataset and commit philosophy is really bad. Any commitments as to when this will be fixed?

Yes, I examined the attribute settings and manually adjusted them in the entities and views. They are now updateable. Using Jdeveloper with SAPDB would be very tedious. Jdeveloper did not recognize foreign key constrains, primary keys, nor that attributes were updateable.
Is there a way to include SAPDB in the testing? It is trivial to install and run and would make Jdeveloper a more robust tool. I do not like Jbuilder's approach to master-detail client screens and would recommend using Jdeveloper for this type of work if it could handle more databases like SapDb.

Can Jdeveloper Be Used For Non-Oracle Databases

I have been trying to evaluate Jdeveloper 9i and Jbuilder 7 Enterprise for Swing database development. I am particularly interested in the productivity enhancements such as BC4J and Jclient. The underlying database might be Oracle, SapDb (excellent, easy to use, and free), SQLServer, etc.
I evaluated Jbuilder Enterprise tools and it worked flawlessly with SapDb. This emphasized using their DataExpress and DbSwing components which provide many useful capabilities similar to BC4j and Jclient. It also involved using their DBPilot tool which allows browsing similar to that provided via a Jdeveloper connection.
I tried to use Jdeveloper for the same SapDB and it is essentially non-functional. I followed the instructions for using a non-default driver and tried to define a connection. It behaved inconsistently: often saying no suitable driver can be found and yet when you edit the connection and test without making any changes, it works. If you try to establish a BC4J definition, it is very inconsistent and fails to recognize important details as foreign keys. Even if you define a ViewLink manually, it still does not work properly if you attempt to define a Master-Detail Jclient form. As I have stated, all these types of capabilities worked flawlessly in their Jbuilder equivalent. Furthermore, I really like the fact that Jbuilder gives many of BC4Js benefits without needing a BC4J J2EE container.
Has anyone had real success using Jdeveloper's advanced features to develop for non-Oracle databases and if so, how did you get around these types of problems?

Hi,
generally, SCAN can be used for 10g databases and you discovered the first half: for 10g databases you will have to modify the REMOTE_LISTENER entry for each 10g database instance to point to the SCAN listeners (as opposed to pointing to the remote local listeners, which is the default in 10g). You could even have the databases registers themselves with SCAN and the remote listeners, if you wanted to... It's more or less a matter of configuration. But for simplification reasons, I will stick to the case where you have your 10g databases register with the SCAN listeners only.
Now the other half is the client and the client configuration. An 11g Rel. 2 client configured for RAC would have a TNSNAMES entry that has only one address line for the RAC databases. The host entry in this one address line should point to the SCAN (the SCAN name is ideally resolved in DNS). A 10g client configured for RAC would have as many address lines in the TNSNAMES as you have nodes in the cluster.
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Markus

Error in XI Sender JDBC adapter for AS/400 DB2

We are trying to connect to AS/400 DB2 from XI's Sender JDBC Adapter. we got the driver from DataDirect (connectjdbc.jar) and configured it within XI .The configuration according to the manual for this jar file is
// Register the driver with the driver manager
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// Establish the Connection
String url = "jdbc:datadirect:db2://corpserver1:50000;LocationName=ACCTNG";
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Driver = com.ddtek.jdbc.db2.DB2Driver
Connection = jdbc:datadirect:db2://servername;LocationName=NBHAGWAT
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<b>Note</b>: The Port Number is optional
When this was done in XI, we got the below error in the Adapter Monitoring:
Sender Adapter v2108 for Party '', Service 'JDBCtoFile':
Configured at 2006-12-19 15:45:31 MST
History:
- 2006-12-19 15:45:31 MST: Retry interval started. Length: 10.000 s
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- 2006-12-19 15:45:31 MST: Processing started
Is this because there is something wrong because the way the connection string is specified.
Anybody who has configured XI Sender JDBC adapter for AS/400 DB2, please send us some information on this.
Thank you,
Regards,
Balaji

> SAPClassNotFoundException:
> com.ddtek.jdbc.db2.DB2Driver
It looks like your JDBC driver is not found. Have you deployed the driver to XI?
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Stored procedure : how to call SP in sender JDBC adapter for mysql

HI friends ,
we have JDBC---->XI--
>SAP scenario. For some business requirement, we have to call STORED PROCEDURE , please let me know how to call SP in sender JDBC adapter for mysql .
Thanks
mojib

Hi Mojib,
Please create a sample stored procedure like this which contains select statement and in communication channel give
wite stored procedure name only to sql query statment and in update statement write <test>.
I am executing this stored procedure successfully.
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End
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Regards
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Rewards point if found usful
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Pagination support for non-Oracle databases?

Hi,
I just read this thread (Pagination Support on pagination support. Is there any way to get pagination with non-Oracle databases? We are using an IBM iSeries / AS/400 DB2 database right now, and we're planning to use some local lightweight database in the near future as well (probably Cloudscape/Derby or "IBM Everyplace database".)
We currently use code like this:
String sql = "SELECT art FROM Artikel art" +
            /* dynamically generated where statement is added here */
            + "ORDER BY art.artikelNummer";
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q.setFirstResult(firstResult);
q.setMaxResults(maxResults);If I look in the TopLink logs, I see queries like this:
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(Yeah, I know we have too much columns in the table...)
So, no pagination in the query. As you can see, we have a mechanism in place to dynamically generate a where clause. This is because the user can set filters. The problem is, if our user sets a filter that causes the result set to be significantly smaller, the performance is way better than when he sets no filter at all. We suppose this is because the whole result set is sent to TopLink, regardless of the values of firstResult and maxResults.
We are using TopLink Essentials 2.1-10, by the way.
Message was edited by:
Bart Kummel

Hi all,
I'm trying to subclass <tt>DatabasePlatform</tt> to add pagination support for the AS/400 DB2 database of my customer. To be fair, it is not going very well so far.
The first problem is, the query Chris found by googling (Re: Pagination support for non-Oracle databases?), does not work for AS/400s version of DB2. In fact, although it is called "DB2", the database on the AS/400 system is a whole other database than the "normal" DB2 database that runs on Windows and *nix. The AS/400 DB2 simply does not have a "ROW_NEXT" function.
Another option would be to use the <b>row_number() over()</b> mehtod. But, as can be read here, this function is only available from version V5R4 of OS/400. And guess what? We're stuck on V5R3 at this client. (We cannot upgrade, because there's an application in use that's written in Delphi and IBM dropped the Delphi binding from V5R4...)
So I pretty much ran out of options. On the mailing list I linked to above, someone mentions the option to make a sort of stored procedure that generates a row count number. An example of how to do this can be found here. I implemented it, and ended up with this code:
package com.myclientsname.persistence;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import org.eclipse.persistence.expressions.ExpressionBuilder;
import org.eclipse.persistence.internal.databaseaccess.DatabaseCall;
import org.eclipse.persistence.internal.expressions.ExpressionSQLPrinter;
import org.eclipse.persistence.internal.expressions.SQLSelectStatement;
import org.eclipse.persistence.internal.sessions.AbstractSession;
import org.eclipse.persistence.logging.SessionLog;
import org.eclipse.persistence.platform.database.DatabasePlatform;
import org.eclipse.persistence.sessions.SessionProfiler;
public class AS400Platform extends DatabasePlatform {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 0L;
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         super.setShouldBindAllParameters(false);
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            firstRow = statement.getQuery().getFirstResult();
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}(As you can see, I had to override the <tt>wasFailureCommunicationBased()</tt> method as well, due to some unexpected NPE's. (A bug, perhaps?))
This code does work. However, the performance is not very well. The first page comes relatively fast, but as you browse further in the table, each page comes slower. I assume this is because the counter() method has to be evaluated for each row in the table.
I have to get the performance better and constant. Does anyone have an idea how to optimize this further?
Best regards,
Bart Kummel

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Visually,
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Again, I know the theoretical answer to this question is to disable transactions in the JCA and JDBC configurations and don't use the xADataSourceName element of the JCA configuration to point to the JDBC pool. However, after validating those elements and restarting the pools or performing an Update on the DbAdapter deployment, WebLogic seems to still create connections through the JDBC pool with transactions enabled.
Any suggestions?
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You should use a non-xa driver for your data source...
From the weblogic docs...
Configure Transaction Options
When you configure a JDBC data source using the Administration Console, WebLogic Server automatically selects specific transaction options based on the type of JDBC driver:
For XA drivers, the system automatically selects the Two-Phase Commit protocol for global transaction processing.
For non-XA drivers, local transactions are supported by definition, and WebLogic Server offers the following options ...
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/web.1111/e13737/jdbc_datasources.htm#autoId8
Cheers,
Vlad

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