- #Sql server connection string named instance generator
- #Sql server connection string named instance drivers
- #Sql server connection string named instance update
- #Sql server connection string named instance full
- #Sql server connection string named instance password
#Sql server connection string named instance generator
When you create a Scenario that has a Generator or Receiver that references your nfig resource it will connect directly to your database. Step 4: Reference the JDBC Resource in your Generators or Receivers
#Sql server connection string named instance drivers
Microsoft JDBC Driver 4.0 for SQL Serverįor information about system requirements and detailed information about each of the drivers listed above, please go to.Microsoft JDBC Driver 4.1 for SQL Server.Microsoft JDBC Driver 4.2 for SQL Server.Microsoft JDBC Driver 6.0 for SQL Server.Microsoft JDBC Driver 6.2 for SQL Server.You can download the one that works for your version of SQL Server from one of these links: Microsoft provides the JDBC driver for free.It is OK if your GenRocket version doesn't match the one above - still just place the Microsoft Connector connector in the lib directory.Download and place an Microsoft JDBC Connector for SQL Server in your genrocket-3.5.12/lib folder.Step 3: Download and place the JDBC connector Jar file to the $GENROCKET_HOME/lib/ folder GenRocket will read this resource value from your profile on your system to make a connection with the database.
#Sql server connection string named instance update
Make sure to update your Profile (in ~/.genrocket folder) on your system after adding the new resource with its value.Then the resource value will be /home/user/Desktop/config.properties. For example, say you have added config.properties at location /home/user/Desktop/.
#Sql server connection string named instance full
#Sql server connection string named instance password
This property is only mandatory for GenRocket Receivers.Īs an example, to connect to a SQL Server instance named SQL2016 that is in a server named Host1 and is configure to listen in the port 2455 with the user User1 and password the configuration file would be: driver= .SQLServerDriver batchCount - Defines the number of SQL statements that are batched together and sent to the database for execution.url - Defines the specific URL to access the database.password - Defines the password used to access the database.user - Defines the Username used to access the database.For MS SQL, the value should be .SQLServerDriver. The actual driver file must be placed in the $GEN_ROCKET_HOME/lib folder on your local computer. driver - Defines the name of the specific database driver to use to access the given database.
Any application can connect a MS SQL database via JDBC by reading a JDBC properties file that contains the following information: GenRocket can connect to any database that supports JDBC.Ĭonnection Steps Step 1: Create a JDBC Configuration Properties Fileįor GenRocket to connect to an MS SQL database via JDBC you will need to create a config.properties file. JDBC stands for Java™ database connectivity ( JDBC) and is the JavaSoft specification of a standard application programming interface (API) that allows Java programs to access database management systems. To use these Generators and Receivers, GenRocket leverages JDBC. To populate tables in the database using receivers like GenericSQLInsertReceiver, MySQLInsertReceiver etc. To retrieve data from the database while generating data using GenRocket runtime using generators like ListQueryGen, QueryBeforeLoop etc.Ģ.
There can be two primary reasons for you to make a connection with MS SQL database with GenRocket:ġ. Solution home Getting Started Organization Resources (for Users) How do I make a connection to a MS SQL database with the GenRocket Runtime?