This is what I have tried. I added the Sybase server name to my hosts file
and successfully pinged it by name. According to the JConnect docs, any
device name on the network is usable in the hostname field in the url. But
it didn't work that way.
-----Original Message-----
From: Johnston, Brendan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 1999 1:29 PM
To: 'Feeley, Roger';
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Subject: RE: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the
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Does using standard tcp/ip DNS names work with the Sybase
JDBC drivers you
are using?
Maybe you can find an acceptable Sybase JDBC driver which
sits on top of
ct-lib if you prefer to use the names in sql.ini.
I guess one method of last resort would be to write a perl
script which uses
the name of the datasource as a key and looks up the ip
address using
sql.ini and then changes the ND file which defines the
datasource which is
presumably still text in version 5.
Brendan Johnston
TeamND
-----Original Message-----
From: Feeley, Roger [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 1999 11:01 AM
To: 'Klinton Lee';
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Subject: Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract
the JDBC URLs
Thanks for the reply,
I would like to enter a server name instead of an IP
address. We
move
servers around sometimes and I would hate to have to
go through all
of my
projects and enter new IP addresses.
Roger
-----Original Message-----
From: Klinton Lee
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Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 1999
12:37 PM
To: Feeley, Roger;
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Subject: Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I
need to abstract
the
JDBC URLs
Hi Roger,
What is the definition of: "handle
the ip addresses
and
ports"?
To do what?
Thx...
KL
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Feeley, Roger
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> Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 1999
7:47 AM
> To:
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> Subject: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to
abstract the JDBC
URLs
>
>
> Hello all,
>
> I just loaded up ND5 and got JDBC
going. The only
problem
I see
> is with the
> data sources. I have 13 Sybase
servers that I
deal with
on a daily basis
> and that could potentially go to
140. There is no
way I
am going to
> remember all of those IP addresses
( I have a hard
enough
time with the
> server names).
>
> Can somebody give me a clue as to
how to set up
some sort
of service that
> will handle the ip addresses and
ports for me?
>
> Roger Feeley
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- [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the JDBC URLs Feeley, Roger
- Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the JDBC URL... Klinton Lee
- Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the JDBC URL... Feeley, Roger
- Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the JDBC... Klinton Lee
- Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the JDBC URL... Johnston, Brendan
- Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the JDBC URL... Feeley, Roger
- Re: [ND] ND5/JDBC I need to abstract the JDBC URL... Johnston, Brendan
