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TCP/IP port 1888 Inactive JDBC clients
Log path: SYS$MANAGER:
Dump path: SYS$MANAGER:
Log File: SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR]SQS_DECRDB_JDBC_DISP08O91.LOG;
Dump File: SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR]SQS_DECRDB_JDBC_DISP08O.DMP;
See your Oracle SQL/Services documentation and Starting a JDBC Dispatcher for more
details on starting a dispatcher.
If the server starts up correctly you should be able to use the server from any JDBC client
using the Oracle JDBC for Rdb thin driver.
You may also use the controller to check that the server is actually running:
$ java -jar rdb$jdbc_home:rdbthincontrol.jar –cfg
RDB$JDBC_COM:SQS1888_CFG.XML –controlpass "MySecretPassword" –name
SQS1888 –showServer
10.4 Sample configuration file MY_SERVERS.XML
<?xml version = ‘1.0’?>
<!—Configuration file for Rdb Thin JDBC Drivers and Servers -->
<config>
<!—SESSION -->
<session
name="fred"
user="jdcb_user"
tracelevel="0"
srv.mcBasePort="5517"
srv.mcGroupIP="239.192.1.1"
/>
<!—SERVERS -->
<servers>
<!—DEFAULT server characteristics.-->
<!-NOTE that the control password is the obfuscated form of
"MySecretPassword".-->
<server
name="DEFAULT"
type="RdbThinSrv"
url="//localhost:1701/"
maxClients="-1"
srv.bindTimeout="1000"
srv.idleTimeout="0"
srv.mcBasePort="5517"
srv.mcGroupIP="239.192.1.1"
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