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Connection Pools - Oracle2013 PDF

This document provides instructions for exploring the properties of database objects in Oracle Business Intelligence, including databases, connection pools, physical schemas, and physical tables. It describes how to view the properties of a database by clicking on the Features and Connection Pools tabs, and how to view the properties of a connection pool, including its call interface type and data source name. It also describes how to view the properties of a physical schema and its associated physical table objects.

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Connection Pools - Oracle2013 PDF

This document provides instructions for exploring the properties of database objects in Oracle Business Intelligence, including databases, connection pools, physical schemas, and physical tables. It describes how to view the properties of a database by clicking on the Features and Connection Pools tabs, and how to view the properties of a connection pool, including its call interface type and data source name. It also describes how to view the properties of a physical schema and its associated physical table objects.

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d. Click the Features tab. Each database comes with a set of features that determine the SQL Oracle BI Server will issue for this database. Features can have a Boolean value (on or off), integer value, or a string value. Scroll to the right to view the Value and Default columns. The features are specified in the DBFeatures.ini file located in the D:\OracleBI\server\Config directory. If the Default check box is selected, the default SQL features are identified. Default SQL features that are supported by the database type of the data source are automatically selected. e. Click the Connection Pools tab. This tab identifies all the connection pools associated with this database. f. Click the Display Folders tab. Physical layer objects can be organized into display folders. When there are display folders in the Physical layer, they are listed here. g. Click Cancel to close the Properties dialog box. 5. Explore the properties of a connection pool object. a. In the Physical layer, expand the ORCL database object. b. Double-click the SUPPLIER CP connection pool object. c. What is the call interface type for this connection pool?

The call interface is the application programming interface (API) used to access the data source. Some databases may be accessed using native APIs, some using ODBC. d. What is the data source name for this connection pool?

The data source is accessed by Oracle Call Interface (OCI). The data source name, ORCL, is a tnsnames.ora entry. e. Click Cancel. 6. Examine the properties of a physical schema and its physical table objects. a. Expand the SUPPLIER2 schema folder to display the physical table objects in the Physical layer. These physical table objects map to tables in the physical database.

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