For those databases not directly supported by Aqualogic BPM, you can use a generic JDBC driver. You must catalog the JDBC driver as a Java Class Library.
To create a Generic JDBC Version 1 service endpoint:
Access the Service
Endpoints | Add Service Endpoint | Edit Service Endpoint endpoint_name
page for the SQL Database type and Generic JDBC Version 1 subtype.
For access instructions, see Creating
a Service Endpoint.
Enter the properties for the service endpoint:
JDBC Driver - Java class that registers the JDBC driver. For example, JDBC Driver=com.ibm.db2j.jdbc.DB2jDriver.
URL - The JDBC connection URL. For example, URL=jdbc:db2j:PATH.
User - The user name that will be created to access the database.
Password - The administrator password to access the database.
Configure the following Runtime options for the service endpoint or accept the defaults:
Maximum Pool Size - Enter the maximum number of connections that the pool can allocate. The pool will never create more connections than this limit imposes. The default is 10.
Connection Idle Time (Mins) - Enter the amount of time the database connection can remain idle before the connection is dropped. The default is 5 minutes.
Maximum Opened Cursors - Enter the maximum number of opened cursors allowed on the database. The default is 50. This value is related to the maximum pool size. The number of cursors is divided in between the number of maximum pool size and each connection will manage that number of cursors. For example, if you have 500 maximum opened cursors and the maximum pool size is 50, each connection can have a maximum of 10 opened cursors.
Click Save.
Note: Default values may not be appropriate for your database. You should review and override with values suitable for the database.