To run Db2 Big SQL queries, you must first connect to an Db2 Big SQL server.
About this task
You can use any client that uses JDBC drivers to define a connection to the Db2 Big SQL server.
These examples reference IBM Data Studio. Be aware that the interface and menu examples might be
different in your environment.
Procedure
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From the Data Studio environment, click .
- From the Data Source Explorer view,
expand the Database Connections folder.
- Right-click the Db2 Big SQL connection,
which has the name that you defined when you created the driver
definition, such as Db2 Big SQL. Select Properties.
- If you are using IBM Data Studio, click Driver
Properties to verify the host name and other connection
information.
- Click Test Connection to make sure
that you have a valid connection to the Db2 Big SQL server.
If you have a valid connection, click OK.
If you do not have a connection, follow these steps:
- From IBM Data Studio
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- From the Data Source Explorer view, right-click
the Database Connections directory, and click New.
- In the Connection Parameters window, clear
the Use default naming check box.
- Type a meaningful name in the Connection Name field,
such as myBigSQL.
- In the Select a database manager menu, click Big
SQL.
- Select the driver in the JDBC driver field.
Click the edit button to modify the JDBC drivers.
- Complete the Properties fields:
- Database - bigsql
- Host - abc.com
- Port - 32051
- User name - bigsql
- Password - bigsql
- Select the Save password check box to save
the password for the Db2 Big SQL server login.
- The Connection URL field displays the generated URL, for
example,
jdbc:db2://abc.com:32051/bigsql
- Click Test Connection to ping the server
and to verify that the connection profile is working.
- Click Finish to create the connection profile.