Has anyone tried connecting superset with Apache ignite ?
I do not known how to text 'SQLAlchemy URI', anyone can help me?
Sounds like no, not currently: Is there SQLAlchemy dialect support JDBC?
SQLAlchemy cannot into JDBC.
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I feel like a bonehead asking this question, but I have scoured the net and can't actually find a working connection string to connect Perl to SQL Server. I've checked connectinstrings website and still couldn't find anything clear. Someone here has got to know!
I'd prefer to use DBI, but would use another library if someone else has an alternative.
DBI->connect("dbi:ODBC:Driver={SQL Server};Server=192.168.1.102;UID=$user;PWD=$pass")
Also see: Connecting Perl to SQL Server
How can I most efficiently connect AbInitio with QLikView and UC4?
I am familiar with the QVX option. Is
What ist the interface between these two systems.
(Description in German would use me better, but in English is also )
i'm not familiar with connecting with this systems. But if they have a proper api you can try code an qvsource (http://www.qvsource.com/) connector which will make the connection between the systems an qv.
Regards!
Stefan
I am trying to find a way to goto a database located on the web perform 1 query and close the connection. I have not had any luck with finding an answer, and I really don't know how to solve this.
Internet connection is not an issue, nor is any security issues. Also this cannot be solved with an internal database and this must go across the web.
If you have any hints or ideas please let me know!
Thanks
You'll need to use some kind of service to access the database. For example you can write something very basic in php and use HTTPClient from Android to interact with it.
Here's a brief example on how to accomplish this.
I'm developing a simple macosx application and it needs to access a remote sqlite database (must be sqlite).
I've been looking for an example on how to do it through ODBC (I don't know if ODBC is the best or easy way).
Does anybody have any idea?
Thanks!
You don't. SQLite is local only.
OK, I solved it in another way (like Koing Baard said).
I mounted the remote sqlite folder (through mount_afp) and it worked.
Thanks all!
I am confused about the connection string format of ADO.Net when connect to a non-default instance of SQL Cluster. I did search but find various samples, could anyone let me know what is the correct format please (if I know the virtual server name and instance name)? I am using trusted connection.
thanks in advance,
George
See http://www.connectionstrings.com/ - great site for making DB connection strings.
ServerName\InstanceName ? Use double \ when handling strings in C#
The following web site gives many different connection strings for you. The following should work I believe:
http://www.connectionstrings.com/sql-server-2005#1
This is also a duplicate of connection string to a SQL Server cluster
If you can connect to it using visual studio the connection properties should give you the connectionstring vs.net uses. Using that connectionstring might help.
If you want a quick & easy way to try different connection strings, I suggest DatabaseTester (disclaimer - I wrote it). It's free and a very easy way to test. And I agree with the other posts above, for figuring out connections strings ConnectionStrings.com is your best friend.