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solidDB®
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Example value (default if available)
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Usage
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Server connection data (server name and port number)
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tcp 1964
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▪Defined in solid.ini configuration file
▪Needed when creating IBM Infosphere CDC for solidDB® instances
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Database login data
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Username: soliduser Password: admsolid
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▪Defined when creating the solidDB® database
▪Needed when creating IBM Infosphere CDC for solidDB® instances
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System catalog name
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DBA
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▪Defined when creating the solidDB® database
The solidDB® syntax for database object hierarchy is the following:
catalog_name.schema_name.database_object
For more details, see “Managing database objects” in solidDB® SQL Guide.
Important: Subscriptions can only include tables that are included in the System catalog.
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Schema name
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SOLIDUSER
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▪The default schema name is the username. You can create new schemas using the CREATE SCHEMA statement.
▪Needed when creating IBM Infosphere CDC for solidDB® instances
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IBM Infosphere CDC for solidDB®
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Example value (default if available)
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Usage
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Instance Name
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solid-inst
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▪Defined when creating the IBM Infosphere CDC instance
▪Used when administering the instance with dm commands.
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Server Port
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11101 (default)
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▪Defined when creating the IBM Infosphere CDC instance
▪Needed when connecting to the instance from the Management Console / Access Manager
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Windows Service user account
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▪Defined when creating the IBM Infosphere CDC instance
▪Needed when administering IBM Infosphere CDC services (for example, starting the instance)
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Database login data
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Username:
soliduser
Password:
admsolid
Metadata schema:
SOLIDUSER
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▪Specifies the login data to the solidDB® database and the schema name that is used for IBM Infosphere CDC metadata tables
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Server connection data
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cache-node 1964
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▪Specifies the connection data to the solidDB® server
▪The host name can be given as the network name or IP address. If the IBM Infosphere CDC replication engine is located on the same node as the solidDB® server, the host name can also be localhost.
▪The port number must be a port that the solidDB® server is listening to (defined in the solid.ini configuration file)
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IBM Infosphere CDC for backend data server
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Example value (default if available)
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Usage
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Instance Name
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BE-inst
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▪Defined when creating the IBM Infosphere CDC instance
▪Used when administering the instance with dm commands.
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Server Port
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10901 (default depends on the backend data server)
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▪Defined when creating the IBM Infosphere CDC instance
▪Needed when connecting to the instance from the Management Console / Access Manager
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Windows Service user account
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▪Defined when creating the IBM Infosphere CDC instance
▪Needed when administering IBM Infosphere CDC services (for example, starting the instance)
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Database login data
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Depends on the backend data server
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▪Specifies the login data and connection settings for your backend database
For details, check “Before your install: Required database, user accounts, and schemas” in the IBM Infosphere Change Data Capture, End-User Documentation for your backend data server.
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Access Server
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Example value (default if available)
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Usage
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Port Number
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10101 (default)
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▪Defined when installing (Windows) or configuring (Linux and UNIX) the Access Server
▪Needed when login in to the Management Console
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Login data (System Administrator)
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Username:
admin (default)
Password:
uc123
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▪Defined when installing (Windows) or configuring (Linux and UNIX) the Access Server
▪Specifies the username for the Access Server System Administrator
▪Needed when login in to the Management Console
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Management Console
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Example value (default if available)
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Usage
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Login data (System Administrator)
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Username:
admin (default)
Password:
uc123
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▪Defined when installing (Windows) or configuring (Linux and UNIX) the Access Server
▪Specifies the username for the Access Server System Administrator
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Server Name
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▪Specifies the host name (system name) or full IP address of the workstation running Access Server.
▪Used my Management Console to connect to the Access Server
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Port Number
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10101 (default)
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▪Defined when installing (Windows) or configuring (Linux and UNIX) the Access Server
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