I have doubts on SQL server with docker. If i have multiple MS SQL DB containers are running in my host, and it was accessed by the same Application with load balance. how the data base will replicate with in the containers ( Live). can we use SQL Replication for this. Kindly suggest on this. i am new to this .
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I'm unable to add or connect MS SQL server remote Database in Neo4j?
I've tried several times by adding the remote server URL in the Neo4j tool
Also, how do we make this tool available to everyone or end users without installing on their devices?
Can anyone please guide me?
Please treat this as a request.
https://community.neo4j.com/t/how-to-connect-a-remote-sql-server-in-neo4j-tool/37962?u=kdplghna
As mentioned on the community post, Neo4j Desktop is not a general db management app, it is specifically for managing and working with Neo4j, so MS SQL support will not be added. Please search for other tools that are designed to work with that db.
If you want to connect to an MS SQL server from Neo4j, then you could use APOC to perform a load via JDBC:
https://neo4j.com/labs/apoc/4.1/database-integration/load-jdbc/
I am new to Snowflake, I need to export some tables from our Snowflake DW to SQL Server which is hosted on AWS Cloud. and can we automate it like a daily Job somewhere to fetch realtime data from Snowflake? can somebody guide me with the steps needed for this?
The easiest way - without buying a third party tool - might be a SQL Server linked server to Snowflake. The steps are documented: https://snowflakecommunity.force.com/s/article/how-to-set-up-a-linked-server-from-sql-server-to-snowflake
Once you've setup the linked server a recurring SQL Server agent job can run the pull.
I need dockerized database that supports T-SQL and some other things of SQL Server. Of course, there is a container with SQL Server but it takes too much space. So I try to put SQL Server LocalDB (about 200mb) in a docker container.
It has silent mode of installation and can be easily installed. But the problem is how to access it from outside the container? (I need to access it from my local PC too) Is there any solution for this case? For now I have only one idea to implement some service for communication between SQL Server LocalDB and external connections then expose it near the db in the same container. Could you guys please advise something?
Localdb only allows named pipes connections from the machine it is running on. You can use SQL Server Express, 400 MB, which allows TCP connections
I am using WebSphere application server for deploying my EAR Application . I have DB2 Database in that server . Now i am trying to Deploy same Application on Jboss application server with PostgreSQL. I need to change the existing DB2 database to PostgreSQL . I have researched about this topics and finally i got some useful tools .
https://github.com/dalibo/db2topg
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Converting_from_other_Databases_to_PostgreSQL
Now i want SQL dump of my DB2 schema for converting DB2 to PostgreSQL . I want to know whether can i get SQL dumps of DB2 from the application server of WebSphere ? Or any other methods to convert DB2 to PostgreSQL ? Any suggestion will be helpful to me to solve this problem .
No, WebSphere Application Server does not provide a general means to export the schema of a DB2 database. A google search for export db2 schema will provide you multiple ways to do it using DB2. Again a google search for convert schema from db2 to postgres yields numerous tools to migrate schemas including a postgres wiki.
Is is possible to use AWS RDS for SQL Server as the destination / target for a read replica?
I have a database that runs on a private MS SQL instance in my data centre and I would like to publish a set of tables to an AWS SQL Server instance so that I can use that instance, and possibly others, to speed up read-only queries.
I know that AWS has restrictions and I wanted to know if the necessary infrastructure exists that would allow me to run a publisher and distributor within my data centre and target an AWS SQL Server database?
You can achieve this with Cloudbasic's RDS SQL Server HADR tool available on the AWS Marketplace: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B00OU0PE5M
Launch it in the same AWS VPC as your RDS SQL Server instance. In the quick setup, make sure to select SQL Server-to-SQL Server replication (as the tool also streams data from SQL Server to Redshift and S3 data lakes). Then to limit publishing to a subset of tables, after testing connections go to advanced settings, exclude tables you do not want to be published.