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  1. Preface
  2. Data integration tasks
  3. Mapping tasks
  4. Dynamic mapping tasks
  5. Synchronization tasks
  6. Data transfer tasks
  7. Replication tasks
  8. Masking tasks
  9. Masking rules
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Installing H2 database manually on Linux

Installing H2 database manually on Linux

You can install H2 database on Linux and configure the connection in
Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services
.
Provide read, write, and execute access to the following directory: 
<Secure Agent installation directory>\apps\Data_Integration_Server\$version\ICS\main\tomcat\cmask
  1. Browse to the following location: 
    <Secure Agent installation directory>\apps\Data_Integration_Server\$version\ICS\main\tomcat\cmask
  2. To run the H2 startup script, enter the following command: 
    nohup sh h2_start.sh &
    The H2 database starts up and lists all the parameter values that you need to configure the connection in Informatica Cloud.
    To stop the database, identify the process ID and enter the following command: 
    ps -ef | grep "h2", kill -9 processid
  3. To view the parameter values, open
    nohup.out
     file in a text editor or run the following command: 
    vi nohup.out
  4. Log in to
    Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services
    .
  5. Perform one of the following steps:
    • In
      Administrator
      , select Connections.
    • In
      Data Integration
      , open a source or target object in a task.
  6. Click
    New Connection
    .
    The
    New Connection
     page appears.
  7. Enter the connection name for the H2 database.
    Connection names are not case sensitive. Connection names can contain alphanumeric characters, spaces, and the following special characters: 
    _ . + -
  8. Optionally, enter a description for the connection. Maximum length is 255 characters.
  9. Select the
    JDBC_IC (Informatica Cloud)
     connection type.
    The JDBC_IC connection properties appears.
  10. Enter the Secure Agent group that runs the
    masking
     task.
  11. Enter the JDBC Connection URL that appears in the
    nohup.out
     file.
  12. Enter the path to the JDBC jar directory that appears in the
    nohup.out
     file.
  13. Enter the database schema.
  14. Enter the user name and password that appears in the
    nohup.out
     file to connect to the H2 database.
  15. To test the connection, click
    Test Connection
    .
  16. To create the connection, click
    Save
    .
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