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  1. Preface
  2. Using Metadata Manager
  3. Configuring Metadata Manager
  4. Application Resources
  5. Business Glossary Resources
  6. Business Intelligence Resources
  7. Custom Resources
  8. Data Integration Resources
  9. Data Modeling Resources
  10. Database Management Resources
  11. Universal Resources
  12. Managing Resources
  13. Loading and Monitoring Resources
  14. Managing Permissions
  15. Resource Migration
  16. Repository Migration
  17. Appendix A: Metadata Manager Login
  18. Appendix B: Metadata Manager Properties Files
  19. Appendix C: Resource Configuration Files
  20. Appendix D: Glossary

Metadata Manager Administrator Guide

Metadata Manager Administrator Guide

Configuring Microsoft SQL Server

Configuring Microsoft SQL Server

Before you create a Microsoft SQL Server resource, you must configure the metadata source. If you do not correctly configure the metadata source, the metadata load can fail or the metadata can be incorrectly loaded in the Metadata Manager warehouse.
To configure Microsoft SQL Server, complete the following tasks:
Configure permissions.
Configure permissions for the Microsoft SQL Server database user account that you use to connect to Microsoft SQL Server.
Configure environment variables on UNIX.
The PowerCenter Integration Service uses ODBC to connect to the Microsoft SQL Server database. When you create a Microsoft SQL Server resource, you enter the connect string in the format
<server_name>@<database_name>
. The PowerCenter Integration Service retrieves the server name and the database name from the connect string and creates a data source using the installed ODBC driver. You do not have to create the data source manually.
On Windows, the PowerCenter Integration Service can access the ODBC driver. On UNIX, you must set the ODBCINST environment variable to the location of the odbcinst.ini file so that the PowerCenter Integration Service can access the driver.

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