Connecting to TDV Server through SQuirreL
SQuirreL is a third-party tool. These instructions are included only as a guideline; your system and the steps necessary to configure it might vary from the test system that was used in this sample. You will need to refer to SQuirreL documentation and perform thorough testing of your system after completing the install and configuration.
It is not necessary to have TDV installed on your computer to connect Squirrel to TDV. You can get a copy of the csjdbc.jar file from someone who has TDV installed. Save the csjdbc.jar file anywhere on your local file system, and provide its path to Squirrel so that Squirrel can find it.
To connect TDV and SQuirrel
1. Complete or review the instructions in the following sections:
2. Note the location of your csjdbc.jar file.
3. Launch Squirrel.
4. Select the Drivers tab.
5. Click on the blue icon with a plus (+) sign or choose Drivers -> Add New Driver to create a new driver.
6. Type values for the following fields:
Field | For Example |
Name | TDV Server |
Example URL | jdbc:compositesw:dbapi@<server name>:9401?domain=<domain name>&dataSource=<TDV published datasource name> |
Website URL | www.TIBCO.com (Users may use any website url) |
7. Choose the Extra Class Path tab.
8. Click Add.
9. Type the full directory path location to your csjdbc.jar file.
10. Click Ok to get back the main screen.
11. Verify that TDV Server is added to the list of drivers. A message will be displayed when the driver is successfully created.
12. Select the Alias tab.
13. Click on the blue icon with a plus (+) sign to create a new alias.
14. Type values for the following fields:
Field | For Example |
Name | DEV_TDV_Server<ver> |
Driver | TDV Server |
URL | jdbc:compositesw:dbapi@lctcvd0250:9401?domain=composite&dataSource=BBMS Note: The server, domain, datasource may vary according to your environment. |
User Name | Use an existing account. |
Password | |
The URL points to a database called “BBMS.” You might need to point to a different database.
15. Click Test and execute a SELECT query, to test your connection.