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In the CES Administration Desktop
window,
click Work Offline.
The CES Administration Desktop
window
with the Connect tab appears.
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From the menu bar, select
Options > Settings.
The Settings window appears.
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Click Edit.
The Edit Database Config window
appears.
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On the database toolbar, click
the
Create New Database Entry button
.
The New Database label is highlighted.
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In the Edit Entry table,
type the information.
This table explains the fields and the information you need type
in the Edit Entry table:
Fields |
Description |
Label |
This field
provides a unique name so that you can distinguish this database from
other databases. Type the database name in this field. |
DBLabel |
The
database name as defined in the database server. The value for this
field is case sensitive. Type the database name. |
Server Host |
The machine name or the
IP address (for example 99.999.9.99) on which the application server
is listening. Type the machine name or the IP address. |
Server Port |
The port number of the
machine on which the application server is running. Type the port
number. |
Server Protocol |
In the list, select the server protocol (for
example, t3 or iiop). |
Image Server Host |
The machine name or the
IP address (for example, 99.999.9.99) on which the image server is
running. Type the machine name or the IP address. |
Image Server Port |
The port number of the
machine on which the image server is running. Type the port number of
the machine. |
Image Server Protocol |
In the list, select the
image server protocol (for example, t3 or iiop). |
J2EE Server |
Click in the value field. A
list appears. From the list, select the version of J2EE server. |
Initial Timeout |
Type the time (in
seconds) for the database connection to be timed out automatically.
For example, if the initial timeout is set to 15, the CES
Administration Desktop client will try for 15 seconds to connect to
the selected database, and if it fails, an error message appears. |
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In the Edit Database Config window, click
Save.
OR
Click
Save As to save the server configuration file in a directory
of your choice.
You are prompted to confirm the entries made.
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The entries made to create a
server configuration file are saved, and the Settings window
appears.
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To add another
database, repeat steps 3 and 4.
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In the Settings window,
click OK.
The Connect tab appears listing the
database available in the server.
This table explains the buttons displayed in the Edit Database Config
window:
Button |
Tool tip |
Description |
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Create a new database entry |
Click this to create a new database entry. |
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Duplicate database entry |
Click this to create a duplicate database entry for an existing database entry. |
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Delete database entry |
Click this to delete
a database entry in the Available Databases list. |
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Restore deleted entry |
Click this to
restore a deleted database entry. This option is unavailable after you
have confirmed the deletion. |
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Move up |
Click this to move
up the selected database entry in the Available Databases list.
This option is unavailable to move first entry in the list. |
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Move down |
Click this to move
down the selected database entry in the Available Databases
list. This option is unavailable to move the last entry in the list. |
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None |
Click this to start
the Select Configuration File dialog box, and to select the .cfg
file. |
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None |
Click this to
confirm the entries made in the Edit Entry table. |
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None |
Click this to save
the server configuration file in a directory of your choice. |
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None |
Click this to end
the task without saving. The last accessed window is restored. |
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If you have several databases listed in your file, you can change the
order in which they are displayed. To change the order, select a database
in the database
in the Edit Database Config window, and then click the Move Up
button
or the Move Down
button
in the database toolbar to move the database label up or down in the list.
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