Product specifications

• Network layer: Oracle Client
• Database: Oracle 10g
• Data source: Harlaxton
• User name: efashion
• Password: X2345
cscheck ping -m local -c "Oracle Client" -d "Oracle 10" -u "efashion" -p
"X2345" -s "Harlaxton"
Example: Pinging a Sybase database using CORBA
The following command checks access for:
• Connection Server access mode: CORBA, that is, Connection Server runs on a CORBA server.
• Network layer: Sybase
• User name: syadmin
• Password: password
• Data source: Sybase Adaptive Server 15
• Database: SY1
• Database host: sybasehost
• Process ID: 456
cscheck ping -m corba -c "Sybase Open Client" -d syb15 -u "syadmin" -p
"password" -s "Sybase Adaptive Server 15" -t "SY1" -r "sybasehost" -i 456
Related Topics
• Check tool—function overview
• Check tool—find
5.3 Creating JDBC connections
A set of data access drivers are installed when you install the SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence
platform. You can use these data access drivers to create connections to databases. They are located
in the connectionserver-install-dir\connectionServer\drivers\java directory.
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