This tool's icon has a red X indicator until all parts are configured correctly.
- To define the connection string, click Define in the WHERE Clause field.
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The WHERE Clause window is displayed.
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Click Configure Connection String. The Choose Connection String dialog box is displayed.
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Select one of the following options from the drop-down list:
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Use Connection String
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Use UDL File
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Depending on the option you selected in step 2, either select the
Browse option in the Connection
String field, or enter a UDL File location in the UDL
File field. If you select the Browse
option for the connection string, the Choose Connection
String dialog box is displayed.
- On the Choose Connection String dialog box, select the Data Source from the drop-down list.
- Select a database provider from the OLE DB Provider drop-down list.
- Enter a server or file name in the Server or file name field.
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Enter the information required to log into the database.
Note:
Set up and login to a database varies depending on the type of database being configured.
- Click Test Connection to validate the database.
- After the database is selected and tested, click OK to close the Choose Connection String dialog box.
- Enter the table name from the database.
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Select Define next to the WHERE Clause. The WHERE Clause window is displayed.
- Type in the rest of the where clause, specifying the Column Name to Data Field name.
- Click OK.
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Click Define next to the Translations option. The Column Translation window opens. It allows mapping data from certain columns in the database to the data fields previously created.
- Click OK.