Product specifications

The result is the following:
Starting to check the access driver component installation...
Begin AND operator...
Config Directory... success.
%SharedRoot%\ConnectionServer\Network Layers\Oracle OCI... success.
Directory... success.
/connectionserver-install-dir/connectionServer//oracle... success.
Library... success.
/connectionserver-install-dir/connectionServer//libdbd_oci10.so... success.
/connectionserver-install-dir/connectionServer//libdbd_oci11.so... success.
Data File Name... success.
/connectionserver-install-dir/connectionServer//oracle/oracle.sbo... success.
End AND operator: success.
The access driver is installed.
Related Topics
• Check tool—function overview
• Displaying help on the cscheck tool
• Check tool—list
5.2.9 Check tool—connectivity
For the supplied network layer and database client, this function checks that both the installed middleware
and the data access driver are valid.
You can check each individually using the middleware and the accessdriver functions. You can
use the ping function to check if you can connect to a specific database.
Figure 5-9: connectivity syntax
cscheck |connectivity| |ct| -c { network layer } -d { database client }
Table 5-4: Function input parameters
The network layer that the database middleware
uses, as returned by the find function.
network layer (-c)
The database to check, as returned by the find
function.
database client (-d)
Example:
The following command checks the installed Oracle client middleware, and the Oracle 10 data access
driver. The command writes the output to a text file: c:\result.txt.
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Creating a connection