Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 1:51 am Post subject: Howto identify which database drivers is the broker using?
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Is there a way to determine how the broker connects to the Database (i.e. using DB client or JDBC provider…?). My Broker is connecting to DB2.
I am able to see the DB table names using the mqsireportproperties command to list the JDBC providers. Also I can see the similar details in the ODBC.ini file.
I am trying to get the details of the JDBC providers, such as the connection parameters and driver details.
Is there a way to get these information.
I have tried the below steps to identify : -
1) I have used the mqsireportproperties command to find all reportable Entity Names and I find my database(ABC) listed under JDBCProviders.
2) I have tried to explore the ODBC.ini file in-order to see if there is any entry related to the database and found the below : -
Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 1:57 am Post subject: Re: Howto identify which database drivers is the broker usin
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Joined: 17 Apr 2014 Posts: 358
naveeng wrote:
Is there a way to determine how the broker connects to the Database (i.e. using DB client or JDBC provider…?). My Broker is connecting to DB2.
I am able to see the DB table names using the mqsireportproperties command to list the JDBC providers. Also I can see the similar details in the ODBC.ini file.
I am trying to get the details of the JDBC providers, such as the connection parameters and driver details.
Is there a way to get these information.
I have tried the below steps to identify : -
1) I have used the mqsireportproperties command to find all reportable Entity Names and I find my database(ABC) listed under JDBCProviders.
2) I have tried to explore the ODBC.ini file in-order to see if there is any entry related to the database and found the below : -
After seeing my database entry in ODBC.ini also existing, I am not able to clearly confirm what drivers is my broker using to connect my database.
The ODBC.ini is for connecting to the database using ODBC, so it is irrelevant for working out what driver you are using for connecting with JDBC.
You need to look at your JDBC set up.
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