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  • Data Integration Hub 10.5
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  1. Preface
  2. Installation Overview
  3. Before You Begin
  4. Pre-Installation Tasks
  5. Data Integration Hub Installation
  6. Post-Installation Tasks
  7. Upgrading Data Integration Hub
  8. Starting and Stopping Data Integration Hub
  9. Optional Data Integration Hub Configuration
  10. Installing and Configuring the Data Integration Hub Accelerator for Data Archive
  11. Troubleshooting the Data Integration Hub Installation
  12. Uninstallation

Installation and Configuration Guide

Installation and Configuration Guide

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Configure Connections to Microsoft Azure SQL Database

Configure Connections to Microsoft Azure SQL Database

If you install
Data Integration Hub
 repositories on a Microsoft Azure SQL database, configure connections to the database in the
Data Integration Hub
 and
PowerCenter
 applications. After you configure connections,
Data Integration Hub
 creates corresponding connections in the
PowerCenter
 repository.
Data Integration Hub
 uses connection details to create workflows for publications and for subscriptions, and to create data sources and data targets in
PowerCenter
.
To configure the connections, you must log in to the following applications:
  • The
    Data Integration Hub
     operation console with the administrator user account.
  • The
    PowerCenter
     client operation console with the administrator user account.
In order to configure connections to the Microsoft Azure SQL database, edit the DIH_REPO connection in the
Data Integration Hub
 console, enable DSN for the DIH_REPO connection in
PowerCenter
, and then test the connection in
Data Integration Hub
. Perform the same procedure for the DIH_STAGING connection.
  1. Perform the following steps in the
    Data Integration Hub
     operation console to edit the DIH___REPO connection:
    1. In the Navigator, click
      Hub Management
      Connections
      .
    2. Click the
      Edit
       icon next to the DIH___REPO connection.
      The
      Edit Connection
       page appears, showing the DIH___REPO connection details. DIH___REPO is the connection to the
      Data Integration Hub
       metadata repository that you defined during installation.
    3. Configure
      Data Access
       properties as follows:
      • Enter
        Database Name
         in the following format:
        dbname
      • Enter
        Server Name
         in the following format:
        hostname
      For more information, see the
      Data Integration Hub
       Administrator Guide
      .
    4. In the
      Edit Connection
       page, click
      Save
      .
      The
      Edit Connection
       page closes.
  2. Perform the following steps in
    PowerCenter
     to create a DSN name for the DIH__REPO connection:
    1. Select
      PwC Workflow Manager
      Connections
      Relational
      .
    2. Select
      Microsoft SQL Server Connections
       and click
      Edit
      .
    3. Enable DSN and enter the name of the data source for the DIH_Repo conection, that you created during the environment configuration.
      For more information about the data source name, see Create a Data Source Name for Microsoft Azure SQL Database.
    4. Click
      Save
      .
  3. Perform the following steps to test the DIH_REPO connection:
    1. Click the
      Test Connection
       icon next to the DIH___REPO connection in the
      Data Integration Hub
       console.
      Data Integration Hub
       tests the connection. The process might take a few moments.
    2. When the message "Connection successful" shows, click
      OK
       in the
      Test Connection
       dialog box.
      The first time that you test connections in
      Data Integration Hub
      , the test might fail with an error. Wait one minute and then test the connection.
      If the test fails after you wait a few seconds, delete the folder
      DIH__SYSTEM_WORKFLOWS
       in
      PowerCenter
      , and then test the connection.
  4. Repeat the above procedure for DIH_STAGING connection to configure connections to the DIH_STAGING repository.
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