This loader compiles the contents of the file to a Millscript DatabaseSource. A DatabaseSource is a thin wrapper for a java.sql.DataSource, from which database connections are obtained.
The first time a connection is requested, one will be obtained, stored and then supplied. The connection will kept open so that it can be reused as many times as necessary.
All subsequent times a connection is requested the cached one will be returned if it hasn't been closed, otherwise a new conection will be obtained, cached and supplied.
The format of a jdbcconn file is as follows:
data.source.name = The name of this DataSource
host = ahost.somewhere.org
port = 5432
username = testuser
password = testpassword
db.name = test
The port and max.connections lines are
optional. If they are excluded the underlying implementation will
choose defaults. All other lines are mandatory.
| Key | Value Description |
|---|---|
| data.source.name | A name for this data source |
| host | The hostname of the database server. e.g. localhost or 192.168.1.1 |
| port |
The TCP/IP port which the database server is listening on. If
specify this parameter and you give the value 0, the
implementation default will be used.
|
| username | The username to use when establishing a connection to the database |
| password | The password to use when establishing a connection to the database, with the given username |
| db.name | The name of the database to connect to. e.g. mydatabase |
jdbcconn file in your inventory, containing
all the required properties, as detailed in the file format. e.g Lets assume you create a
file called localhost.jdbcconn.
localhost
max.connections) from a DataSource, the
getConnection call will block until a Connection
becomes available. Hence the script would hang.