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ID de base de datos para tipos de conexión de Microsoft SQL Server

ID de base de datos para tipos de conexión de Microsoft SQL Server

Para un tipo de conexión
Microsoft SQL Server
, el databaseId consta de las siguientes cadenas: 
<
nombre de host de base de datos
>-<
nombre de la base de datos
>
Por ejemplo, para la siguiente configuración:
  • <
    nombre de host de base de datos
    >
     =
    localhost
  • <
    nombre de la base de datos
    >
     =
    ds_ui1
las propiedades del nombre de usuario y de la contraseña serían: 
localhost-ds_ui1.username=weblogic
localhost-ds_ui1.password=9C03B113CD8E4BBFD236C56D5FEA56EB