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To create a connection to a SQL Server database that can be used by the
Database Activities
you need to create an ODBC System Resource.
The system resource supports ODBC-compliant databases. An ODBC system allows you to access data, regardless of the database management system, as long as the system supports ODBC.
To create a connection to a SQL Server Database, complete the following steps:
Check out the solution.
Click the
Create
tab. The
Solution Items
ribbon menu is displayed.
Click
New Resource
. A drop-down list is displayed.
Select
ODBC System Resource
. The
ODBC System Resource
window is displayed.
In the
ODBC System Resource name
field, type a name for the new ODBC resource.
In the
Connection string
field, click
Edit
.
The
Data Link Properties
window is displayed.
Note:
If you already know connection string, type the string into the field and proceed to step 13.
Select
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server
from the
Provider
tab.
Click
Next
. The
Connection
tab and corresponding screen are displayed.
Select or type the server name in the
Select or enter a server name
field.
Click either the
Use Windows NT Integrated security
or the
Use Specific user name and password
option.
Note:
If you want to save your credentials, select the
Allow saving password
check box.
If you do not want to save your credentials, select the
Blank password
check box.
Select a database, from the
Select the database on the server
field.
Note:
Click
Test Connection
, if you want to ensure that BPM can access the selected database.
Click
OK
.
From the
SQL Syntax
drop-down list, select the syntax appropriate for your database management system.
Click the save button. You created a connection to a SQL Server Database.
Related Topics
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Creating a Connection to an Oracle Database
Deleting a System Resource
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Last modified at 7/31/2020 11:35 AM