How can I connect to IBM DB2 database with Abp Commercial project infrastructure?
I know there is ABP commercial sql and mongodb support. Is there DB2 support?
ABP Commercial is based on the ABP Framework. According to this document there is no DB2 support. I can recommend the postgres database if you start new project
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Evening.
I have to develop an api for an existing SQL Server 2017 database.
I need to use Microsoft Web API, and I would like to use Core 3.1 but I have read I have to use migrations and such, and i have been told not to build the api using migrations.
Would I be better using .Net Framework instead or is there a way to use Core without using migrations?
I hope that it's not too broad a question, but I really am struggling to make a decision so any feedback etc would be greatly appreciated.
carlson
If you'd like to access data from an existing database and tables with Entity Framework (EF) Core in your ASP.NET Core Web API project, you can try to use Scaffold-DbContext command or dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold command to generate code for a DbContext and entity types for your database.
Besides, you can also install and use Microsoft.Data.SqlClient to access your existing SQL Server database in ASP.NET Core project.
Has anyone got any experience using a database othe than DB2 for an IBM InfoSphere 11.3.1 repository?
In 11.3.1, IBM added support for Oracle and SQL Server databases as the repository, and I'm curious to know what pros/cons other's may have run into using something other than DB2 since it's a new "feature".
Thanks!
We are developing an Hybrid application using IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation 6.3.
We don't know if we can use the database that we installed during the MobileFirst installation.
It's a bad practice to use this database as a backend for our apps?
Will this generate a overhead?
The MobileFirst Server that is installed in the Development environment (the Eclipse plug-in) uses a filesystem-based database (HSQL) by default.
The MobileFirst Server that is installed in a QA/Production environment supports a database from these vendors: MySQL, Oracle, DB2.
In both cases the the database that is created for the use of the MobileFirst Server should be used solely by MobileFirst Server. It should not function as a backend to store other information in it for use by the applications, that are served by the MobileFirst Server.
It should be separately hosted databases - it can be on the same machine if it is able and has enough resources, but it should be different databases.
Is there any documentation with integrating icinga2 IDo format with MS-SQL database. Currently I can only find mysql or postgres addons.
I am unfortunately stuck to ms-sql as the only db option so cannot integrate icinga2 with mysql , mariadb or postgres
After following up with the icinga dev team on their mailing list ,I figured out that icinga2 currently does not support mssql or oracle and does not have any plans on doing so in the near future.
Since the feature is not supported in their "core" , it is not supported by any of the icinga UI's as well
My client has an Oracle 11g installed and want migrate the company site to a CMS that uses the oracle.
There is an "experimental" Oracle driver module for Drupal. From what I understand, adding support for new database backends is easier in Drupal 7 because it uses PDO. For instance, Drupal 7 includes support for SQLite in core.
I did some quick searching and didn't find anything equivalent for WordPress or Joomla, the other two CMS packages you included in the tags.
There is this post on the forum for the Fabrik joomla extension extension that describes a patch to allow the component to connect to an Oracle database. It was contributed by a user, and I personally cannot vouch for it, however.