DB2 V 9.1: JDBC driver: How to set default schema

[natG]

Using the IBM Universal JDBC (Type 4) driver;
Can one specify a default schema as part of the url?
Some application servers do not allow sending a default sql command
upon connection, so I can't rely on 'set schema xyz', hence the need
to set the default via the jdbc url.

Thanks.
natG

[Serge Rielau]

natG wrote:

Using the IBM Universal JDBC (Type 4) driver;
Can one specify a default schema as part of the url?
Some application servers do not allow sending a default sql command
upon connection, so I can't rely on 'set schema xyz', hence the need
to set the default via the jdbc url.

One of these days I'll have to learn this stuff...
I thought there are so called "connection properties". (?)
Hoping for Knut (not the bear) to come to the rescue...

Cheers
Serge
--
Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
IBM Toronto Lab

[4.spam]

Hello.

Search for currentSchema word at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...c/rjvdsprp.htm

Sincerely,
Mark B.

On Apr 17, 10:17 pm, natG <natgr...@gmail .comwrote:

Using the IBM Universal JDBC (Type 4) driver;
Can one specify a default schema as part of the url?
Some application servers do not allow sending a default sql command
upon connection, so I can't rely on 'set schema xyz', hence the need
to set the default via the jdbc url.

Thanks.
natG

[natG]

Thank you, Serge and Mark. I have seen that page before posting here.
The problem is that when defining a datasource xml, I cannot specify
properties.
I am only allowed 1) URL. 2) Logon & password. Now, some other vendors
jdbc driver allows me to specify these properties as part of the url
logon, and although the page Mark posted above alludes to a 'url
string', it does not specify any details.

For example. One of my jdbc url's is: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T.
I would like to use something like: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/
MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema.

Thanks
nat

[Ray]

On Apr 18, 12:04 pm, natG <natgr...@gmail .comwrote:

Thank you, Serge and Mark. I have seen that page before posting here.
The problem is that when defining a datasource xml, I cannot specify
properties.
I am only allowed 1) URL. 2) Logon & password. Now, some other vendors
jdbc driver allows me to specify these properties as part of the url
logon, and although the page Mark posted above alludes to a 'url
string', it does not specify any details.

For example. One of my jdbc url's is: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T.
I would like to use something like: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/
MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema.

Thanks
nat

There should be a section of the dialog where you can add ad hoc
properties and values. I believe that's what they're referring to.

[4.spam]

On Apr 18, 9:04 pm, natG <natgr...@gmail .comwrote:

Thank you, Serge and Mark. I have seen that page before posting here.
The problem is that when defining a datasource xml, I cannot specify
properties.
I am only allowed 1) URL. 2) Logon & password. Now, some other vendors
jdbc driver allows me to specify these properties as part of the url
logon, and although the page Mark posted above alludes to a 'url
string', it does not specify any details.

For example. One of my jdbc url's is: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T.
I would like to use something like: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/
MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema.

Thanks
nat

according to
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...c/tjvjcccn.htm
this url should give you ability to set default schema:
"jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema"
It doesn't work?

[4.spam]

On Apr 18, 9:54 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

On Apr 18, 9:04 pm, natG <natgr...@gmail .comwrote:

Thank you, Serge and Mark. I have seen that page before posting here.
The problem is that when defining a datasource xml, I cannot specify
properties.
I am only allowed 1) URL. 2) Logon & password. Now, some other vendors
jdbc driver allows me to specify these properties as part of the url
logon, and although the page Mark posted above alludes to a 'url
string', it does not specify any details.

For example. One of my jdbc url's is: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T.
I would like to use something like: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/
MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema.

Thanks
nat

according tohttp://publib.boulder. ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v9/topic/com.ibm.db2....
this url should give you ability to set default schema:
"jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema"
It doesn't work?

sorry, correct url is:
"jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema; "

[natG]

On Apr 18, 1:58 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

On Apr 18, 9:54 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

On Apr 18, 9:04 pm, natG <natgr...@gmail .comwrote:

Thank you, Serge and Mark. I have seen that page before posting here.
The problem is that when defining a datasource xml, I cannot specify
properties.
I am only allowed 1) URL. 2) Logon & password. Now, some other vendors
jdbc driver allows me to specify these properties as part of the url
logon, and although the page Mark posted above alludes to a 'url
string', it does not specify any details.

For example. One of my jdbc url's is: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T.
I would like to use something like: jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/
MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema.

Thanks
nat

according tohttp://publib.boulder. ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v9/topic/com.ibm.db2....
this url should give you ability to set default schema:
"jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema"
It doesn't work?

sorry, correct url is:
"jdbc:db2://mserver:50007/MYDB7T:currentS chema=MySchema; "

Bravo! NOW it works! It was the semicolon at the end I was missing.
Thank you much!
nat