Derby data source configuration
Use this information to create and configure a Derby data source.
| Window element | Description |
|---|---|
Data Source Name |
Enter a unique name to identify the data source. You can use only letters, numbers, and the underscore character in the data source name. If you use UTF-8 characters, make sure that the locale on the Impact Server where the data source is saved is set to the UTF-8 character encoding. |
Username |
Type a user name with which you can access the database. |
Password |
Type a password that allows you access to the database. As you type, the characters are concealed by asterisks (*). |
Maximum SQL Connection |
For maximum
performance set the size of the connection pool as greater than or equal to the maximum number of
threads that are running in the event processor.
Important: Changing the maximum
connections setting in an SQL data source requires a restart of the Impact Server.
For
information about viewing existing thread and connection pool information, see the information in
the Netcool/Impact Administration in the section Command-Line tools, Event
Processor commands. See the Select PoolConfig from Service where
Name='EventProcessor';
Important: In a clustered environment, the event processor configuration is not
replicated between servers. You must run the Select PoolConfig from Service where
Name='EventProcessor'; command on the primary and the secondary servers.
Limiting the number of concurrent connections manages performance. Type the maximum number of connections that are allowed to the database at one time. That number must be greater than or equal to the number of threads that are running in the Event Processor. See Configuring the Event processor service. |
Database Failure Policy |
Select the failover option. Available options are Fail over and Disable Backup. The Fail back option is not supported for Derby databases. For more information about failover options, see SQL database DSA failover modes. |
| Window element | Description |
|---|---|
Host Name |
Type the host name. The default value is localhost. |
Port |
Select a port number. The default number is 1527. |
Database |
Type the name of the database to connect to. The default database is database. |
Test Connection |
Click to test the connection to the host to ensure that you entered the correct information. Success or failure is reported in a message box. If the host is not available at the time you create the data source, you can test it later. To test the connection at any time, from the data source list, right-click the data source and select Test Connections from the list of options. |
| Window element | Description |
|---|---|
Host Name |
Type the host name. The default value is localhost. |
Port |
Select a port number. The default value is 1527. |
Database |
Type the name of the database to connect to. The default database is database. |
Test Connection |
Click to test the connection to the host to ensure that you entered the correct information. Success or failure is reported in a message box. If the host is not available at the time you create the data source, you can test it later. To test the connection at any time, from the data source list, right-click the data source and select Test Connections from the list of options. |