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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Dynamic Data Masking Administration
  3. Authentication
  4. Connection Management
  5. JDBC Client Configuration
  6. ODBC Client Configuration
  7. Access Control
  8. Logs
  9. High Availability
  10. Server Control
  11. Performance Tuning

Administrator Guide

Administrator Guide

Generic Database Connection Parameters

Generic Database Connection Parameters

Define the following connection parameters for a database that uses an ODBC or JDBC connection:
DDM Database Name
Name for the database in the Management Console tree.
Driver Class Name
Fully qualified class name of the target database driver.
For example, you might enter the following text:
org.netezza.Driver
Connect String (URL)
JDBC connection string used to connect to the database.
For example, you might enter the following text:
jdbc:netezza://hostname:port/database_name
Optional Parameters
Optional parameters for the Informatica driver for the database.
DSN Name
Logical data source name used to connect to the database.
DBA Username
Username for the database administrator account to log in to the database.
DBA Password
Password for the database administrator.
Unary Table
Name of the unary table for the database.
Bind Argument Representation
Representation of the bind argument for a PL/SQL stored function.
Supports ANSI Join
Select if the database supports ANSI join syntax.
Are Function Calls Allowed in Select
Select if the database allows a function call to be included in a SELECT statement.
Are Parentheses Allowed for Function Call with No Arguments
Select if the database allows parentheses in a function call that does not have any arguments.
Impersonation Commands
Impersonation commands for the database, separated by a semicolon (;). Words that start with a dollar sign ($) are variables and must be replaced with values from the connection context.
Cleanup Commands
Cleanup commands for the database, separated by a semicolon (;).
Sanity Check Script
Sanity check script for the database.

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