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  • Identity Resolution 10.0
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  1. Preface
  2. Installation Overview
  3. Installing Identity Resolution
  4. Post-Installation Tasks
  5. Troubleshooting
  6. Upgrading Identity Resolution
  7. Uninstalling Identity Resolution

Installation and Configuration Guide

Installation and Configuration Guide

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Step 3. Define an ODBC Data Source

Step 3. Define an ODBC Data Source

Define an ODBC data source on the Search Server to connect to MySQL. The Identity Resolution components access the database through ODBC. You must create ODBC data sources for each database that you plan to access.
  1. Open the
    odbc.ini
     file located in the following directory:
    • On Windows:
      <Identity Resolution Installation Directory>\bin
    • On UNIX:
      <Identity Resolution Installation Directory>/bin
  2. Add or update the following database entries: 
    [<Service Name>]
DataSourceName = <ODBC DSN>
driver = <ODBC Driver>
server = <Native Database Service>
    Configure the following parameters:
    Service Name
    Service name that
    Identity Resolution
     uses to refer to the database service.
    ODBC DSN
    Data Source Name. If you do not specify any value, it defaults to the service name.
    ODBC Driver
    Name of the ODBC driver, which is
    myodbc5.dll
     on Windows and
    libmyodbc5.so
     on UNIX. The driver name does not include the directory path.
    In
    Identity Resolution
     versions earlier than 9.5.2, you can also use the
    ssadriver
     parameter on Windows or
    ssaunixdriver
     parameter on UNIX instead of the
    driver
     parameter. The
    ssadriver
     and
    ssaunixdriver
     parameters are deprecated, and Informatica recommends that you use the
    driver
     parameter.
    Native Database Service
    Name of the MySQL Server. For example, localhost.
    A sample configuration file,
    odbc.ini.ori
    , is located in the following directory:
    • On Windows:
      <Identity Resolution Installation Directory>\bin
    • On UNIX:
      <Identity Resolution Installation Directory>/bin
    If you use multiple databases, add the database entries for each database. For example: 
    [srcDBcli] 
driver = myodbc5.dll 
server = (local) 
DataSourceName = srcDBcli

[tgtDBcli] 
driver = myodbc5.dll 
server = (local) 
DataSourceName = tgtDBcli
  3. Open the ODBC Data Source Administrator by performing the following tasks:
    1. From the Windows Control Panel, click
      Administrative Tools
      .
    2. In the
      Administrative Tools
       dialog box, double-click
      Data Sources (ODBC)
      .
  4. On the
    User DNS
     tab or
    System DNS
     tab, click
    Add
    .
  5. Select
    MySQL ODBC <Version> Driver
    , and click
    Finish
    .
  6. Follow the instructions in the Wizard, and ensure that you enter the following values:
    • Specify a data source name. Ensure that the data source name matches the data source name that you specify in the
      odbc.ini
       file.
    • Specify a default database.
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