Database Agent Administration

Guide to successfully install and run the OpenLink server components from the OpenLink Multi-Tier Data Access Suite. This chapter describes the roles of the OpenLink Database/Service Agents and how to configure them. OpenLink Server Agents come in two main types: the Database agent, and the Service agent. Database agents provide the only database-dependant component, usually requiring a separate agent per major database version. Service agents provide other services such as proxying of connections or special interfaces to other ODBC data sources.

• Administration Assistant
  
  • Wizard Based Administration
    
  • Forms Based Administration

• Agent-Specific Settings
  
  • Configuration Options common to most or all Agents
    
  • IBM DB2
    
  • IBM Informix
    
  • Ingres
    
  • Microsoft SQL Server
    
    • TDS-based agent (Release 4.x and later)
      
    • DB-Lib or CT-Lib based agent (Release 3.x and earlier)
      
  • MySQL
    
  • ODBC-JDBC Agent
    
  • OpenLink Virtuoso
    
  • Oracle
    
  • PostgreSQL
    
  • Progress
    
  • Sybase
    
    • TDS-based agent (Release 4.x and later)
      
    • DB-Lib or CT-Lib based agent (Release 3.x and earlier)

• Relinking Server Agents
  
  • Relinking Non-Progress Agents?
    
  • Relinking Progress Agents