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DBCON table

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How do you set up this table?

Please help.

Thanks in advance.

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Use SM31 to maintain this table.

CON_NAME - Connection name which identifies your connection. You can give any name up to 30 Charecter's. This name would be used in conjunction to "CONNECT TO <name>" command to make an actual connection to database.

DBMS - Type of database you want to connect

ORA Oracle

INF Informix

MSS Microsoft SQL Server

DB2 DB2/MVS

DB6 DB2/RS6000

ADA ADABAS/D

DB4 DB2/OS400

USER_NAME - Database User name used by the connection

PASSWORD - Database User Password

CON_ENV - name that identifies the database instance

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Former Member
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Use SM31 to maintain this table.

CON_NAME - Connection name which identifies your connection. You can give any name up to 30 Charecter's. This name would be used in conjunction to "CONNECT TO <name>" command to make an actual connection to database.

DBMS - Type of database you want to connect

ORA Oracle

INF Informix

MSS Microsoft SQL Server

DB2 DB2/MVS

DB6 DB2/RS6000

ADA ADABAS/D

DB4 DB2/OS400

USER_NAME - Database User name used by the connection

PASSWORD - Database User Password

CON_ENV - name that identifies the database instance

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