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62 Chapter 3: Data Source Management
• On subsequent connections, specify LocationName, CollectionId, and
sendStringParametersAsUnicode, as the following example shows:
LocationName=SAMPLE;CollectionId=DEFAULT;
sendStringParametersAsUnicode=false
Note: DB2 OS/390 refers to all supported versions of DB2 on OS/390 and z/OS platforms; DB2
iSeries refers to all supported versions of DB2 on iSeries and AS/400.
For more information on DB2, see “Connecting to DB2 Universal Database” on page 47.
Connecting to Sybase
To see a list of Sybase versions that ColdFusion MX supports, go to
www.macromedia.com/go/sysreqscf. Use the settings in the following table to connect
ColdFusion MX to Sybase data sources:
Setting Description
CF Data Source Name The data source name (DSN) used by ColdFusion MX to connect to the
data source.
Database The database to which this data source connects.
Server The name of the server that hosts the database that you want to use. If the
database is local, enclose the word local in parentheses. This name must
be either a fully qualified domain name (resolvable through DNS) or an IP
address. It cannot be a netbios name (even if you are running NBT), or an
alias you set up using the client connectivity wizard (both of these
approaches worked in earlier ColdFusion versions).
Port The number of the TCP/IP port that the server monitors for connections.
Username The user name that ColdFusion MX passes to the JDBC driver to connect
to the data source if a ColdFusion application does not supply a user name
(for example, in a
cfquery tag).
Password The password that ColdFusion MX passes to the JDBC driver to connect
to the data source if a ColdFusion application does not supply a password
(for example, in a
cfquery tag).
Description (Optional) A description for this connection.
Connection String A field that passes database-specific parameters, such as login
credentials, to the data source.
Select Method Determines whether server cursors are used for SQL queries.
• The Direct method provides more efficient retrieval of data when you
retrieve record sets in a forward-only direction and you limit your Sybase
connection to a single open SQL statement at a time. This is typical for
ColdFusion applications.
• The Cursor method lets you have multiple open SQL statements on a
connection. This is not typical for ColdFusion applications, unless you
use pooled statements.
Limit Connections Specifies whether ColdFusion MX limits the number of database
connections for the data source. If you enable this option, use the Restrict
Connections To field to specify the maximum.
- COLDFUSION 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- INTRODUCTION 7
- 8 Introduction: 8
- Administering ColdFusion MX 7 9
- CHAPTER 1 11
- Administering ColdFusion MX 11
- About Verity administration 12
- CHAPTER 2 13
- Initial administration tasks 14
- Accessing user assistance 14
- Server Settings section 15 15
- Caching page 16
- • In database tables 17
- Sample table creation page 19
- Mail Server Settings area 21
- Mail Spool Settings area 21
- Server Settings section 23 23
- Data & Services section 24
- • Data Sources page 25
- • Verity Collect ions page 25
- • Verity K2 Server page 25
- • Web Services page 25
- Extensions section 32
- • Java Applets page 32
- • CFX Tags page 32
- • Custom Tag Paths page 32
- • CORBA Connectors page 32
- Extensions section 33 33
- Event Gateways section 34
- • Event Gateway Settings page 34
- • Gateway Types page 34
- • Gateway Instances page 34
- Security section 35
- • CF Admin Password page 35
- • RDS Password page 35
- • Sandbox Security page 35
- Enterprise Manager section 37 37
- Custom Extensions section 38
- Administrator API 39
- Administrator API 41 41
- Data Source Management 43
- CHAPTER 3 43
- About JDBC 44
- Adding data sources 45
- ■ service 46
- ■ jms_provider 46
- Connecting to Informix 49
- 64000 bytes 50
- Connecting to MySQL 56
- Connecting to ODBC Socket 57
- Connecting to Oracle 59
- Connecting to Sybase 62
- CHAPTER 4 65
- Web Server Management 65
- Using the built-in web server 66
- Using an external web server 67
- Web server configuration 68
- Web server configuration 69 69
- Web server configuration 71 71
- Apache configuration file 73
- IIS configuration file 73
- Multihoming 74
- Multihoming 75 75
- Multihoming 77 77
- CHAPTER 5 79
- Using the cfcompile utility 82
- -deploy option 83
- CHAPTER 6 85
- Administering Security 85
- Using password protection 86
- Using sandbox security 86
- Using sandbox security 87 87
- Using sandbox security 89 89
- CHAPTER 7 91
- MX 6.1 documentation 92
- To define a server instance: 93
- Administrator 101
- Administering Verity 103
- CHAPTER 8 105
- CHAPTER 9 109
- -connections option 110
- -noflowctrl option 110
- About Verity Spider syntax 111
- Core options 114
- Processing options 115
- Processing options 117 117
- Processing options 119 119
- Networking options 120
- Networking options 121 121
- Path and URL options 123
- Path and URL options 125 125
- Example 127
- Content options 128
- Content options 129 129
- -indinclude option 130
- Example 1 132
- Example 2 132
- Content options 133 133
- Locale options 135
- Logging options 136
- Maintenance options 137
- Setting MIME types 138
- Setting MIME types 139 139
- CHAPTER 10 141
- Using Verity Utilities 141
- Using the mkvdk utility 142
- Using the mkvdk utility 143 143
- -style dir 144
- -description desc 144
- General processing options 145
- Using the default options 146
- Servicing only 146
- Bulk inserting or deleting 147
- Message options 148
- Document processing options 148
- Using the mkvdk utility 149 149
- Repairing a collection 150
- Backing up a collection 150
- Deleting a collection 151
- Purging a collection 151
- Specifying persistent service 151
- Using the rck2 utility 153
- Using the rcvdk utility 154
- Using the rcvdk utility 155 155
- Displaying a field 157
- Using the didump utility 158
- Using the didump utility 159 159
- Using the browse utility 160
- Using the browse utility 161 161
- Using the merge utility 162
- Using the merge utility 163 163
- 166 Index 166
- Index 167 167
- 168 Index 168
- Index 169 169
- 170 Index 170
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