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| Vendor | Microsoft |
| Tool Name | SQL Server Database |
| Tool Version | 7.0 to 10.5 (2008 r2) |
| Tool Web Site | http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb418493.aspx |
| Supported Methodology | [Database] Data Store (Physical Data Model, Expression Parsing) via JDBC API |
Import tool: Microsoft SQL Server Database 7.0 to 10.5 (2008 r2) (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb418493.aspx)
Import interface: [Database] Data Store (Physical Data Model, Expression Parsing) via JDBC API from Import bridge: 'JdbcMicrosoftSqlServer' 7.0.3 - 2012-02-02 21:54:47
IMPORTING FROM A MICROSOFT SQL SERVER DATABASE USING JDBC.
This bridge establishes a JDBC connection with a physical database in order to extract the physical metadata. It is critical that the parameters are filled correctly to satisfy the local connection requirements on the client workstation that is running the bridge. Please refer to the individual parameter's tool tips for more detailed examples.
Important note about permissions:
The username specified must have the VIEW DEFINITION and CONNECT permissions.
| Parameter Name | Description | Type | Values | Default | Scope |
| Host | Enter the host name or IP address where MS SQL Server database server is running (examples 1 and 2). Optionally, the parameter may contain a fully qualified JDBC connection string as defined for MS SQL Server (example 3). Example #1: someservername.com Example #2: 192.169.10.20 Example #3: jdbc:sqlserver://192.168.56.61:1433;databaseName=AdventureWorksDW;integratedSecurity=false; |
STRING | localhost | Mandatory | |
| Port | MS SQL Server database engine service port number. Default value is 1433. For optimal connection performance, you should set the 'Port' option when you connect to a named instance. This will avoid a round trip to the server to determine the port number. If both a 'Port' option and 'Instance' option are used, the 'Port' option will take precedence and the 'Instance' option will be ignored. |
NUMERIC | |||
| Instance | MS SQL Server instance name. SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 allow for the installation of multiple database instances per server. Each instance is identified by a specific name. To connect to a named instance of SQL Server, you can either specify the port number of the named instance (preferred), or you can specify the instance name. |
STRING | |||
| User | The database user name on whose behalf the connection is being made. The user should have at least the VIEW DEFINITION permission and a permission to CONNECT to the database. |
STRING | |||
| Password | The database user's password on whose behalf the connection is being made | PASSWORD | |||
| Database | This option can be used as a constraint to import a SQL Server database by specifying one database name. The possible values are one database name: only the schemas and tables that belong to this database will be imported. Example: AdventureWorksDW - import tables from the 'AdventureWorksDW' database. |
REPOSITORY_SUBSET | Mandatory | ||
| Schema | This option can be used as a constraint to import a particular database Schema by specifying a list of schemas separated by semicolon. You need set the 'Database' option to a valid database name before use the Schema 'Browse' command. It means, that for 'Browse' command and for 'Import' command the bridge gets database schemas list from selected above database only. The possible values are: - empty string: Only the Tables from a default Schema will be retrieved, - a name or names: only the tables that belong to this schema(-s) will be imported. Example: schema1;schema2;schema3 - import metadata from the 'schema1', 'schema2' and 'schema3'. |
REPOSITORY_SUBSET | |||
| Import stored procedures | Specifies if the Stored Procedures should be imported or not. - 'False' : Stored Procedures are not imported(default) - 'True' : Stored Procedures are imported |
BOOLEAN | False |
| Meta Integration Repository (MIR) Metamodel (based on the OMG CWM standard) |
"Microsoft SQL Server Database (via JDBC)" Metamodel |
Mapping Comments |
| Name | Name | |
| Argument | Procedure Column | The stored procedure parameters are stored in the arguments |
| Description | Comments on the column | |
| Kind | Type | The kind of parameter |
| Name | Name | |
| Association | Exported Keys | |
| Aggregation | True if all the attributes in the Exported Key a+C105re in the Primary Key | |
| AssociationRole | Exported Keys | |
| ExtraConstraint | Update Rule, Delete Rule | |
| Multiplicity | Nullable property of the columns of the Exported Key | |
| Source | Based on the multiplicity of each role | |
| AssociationRoleNameMap | Exported Keys | The rolename map is created if the columns in the primary and foreign keys are different |
| Attribute | Table Column | |
| Comment | Comments on the column | |
| InitialValue | Default value | |
| Name | Name | |
| Optional | Based on the nullable property | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| Position | Position | If position is not provided, the order in which the attributes are retrieved is used. |
| BaseType | Types | |
| DataType | Data Type | See datatype conversion array |
| Length | Size | |
| Name | The name is computed from the datatype | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| Scale | Maximum scale | |
| CandidateKey | Index, Primary Key | |
| Name | Name | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| UniqueKey | Non-Unique property | |
| Class | Table | of type "TABLE" |
| Comment | Comments on the table | |
| CppClassType | Set to ENTITY | |
| CppPersistent | Set to True | |
| Name | Name | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| ClassDiagram | Schema | A class diagram is created for each package and contains all the elements of the package |
| DerivedType | Column | Table column, stored procedure column SQL View column or type |
| DataType | Data Type | See datatype conversion array |
| Length | Size | |
| Name | The name is computed from the datatype | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| Scale | Decimal digits | |
| UserDefined | True for Type | |
| DesignPackage | Schema | A Package is created for each retrieved schema. If there is no schema a default package is created. |
| Name | Name | Set to "Schema" if there is no schema or the schema has no name. |
| ForeignKey | Exported Keys | |
| Name | Name | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| Index | Index, Primary Key, Exported Keys | |
| Clustered | Index type | true if index type is tableIndexClustered |
| Name | Name | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| IndexMember | Index Member, Key Member | |
| Position | Position in the Index or key | |
| SortOrder | Ascending/descending order | |
| Model | Catalog | The model is built using the elements contained in the catalog (The database name used for catalog) |
| Name | Name | Set to MSSQLServer database name. |
| SQLViewAttribute | View Column | |
| Comment | Comments on the column | |
| Name | Name | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| Position | Ordinal position | |
| SQLViewEntity | Table | of type "VIEW" |
| Comment | Comments on the table | |
| Name | Name | |
| PhysicalName | Name | |
| StoredProcedure | Stored Procedure | |
| Description | Comments on the stored procedure | |
| Name | Name | |
| Synonym | Table Synonym | |
| Name | Name |
Last updated on Thu, 2 Feb 2012 22:05:24