I have been trying to figure out how to transparent data encryption my Mysql Database for weeks. Time is running out. I need help.. I am using xampp and possibly going to turn to Postgres.
If TDE is not possible for xampp mysql, then is there a way to lock the database say if I were to connect through MySQL Workbench, it will show error or prompt for password?
MySQL does not suport TDE. You have to do encryption in your application.
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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/
This is the first time I'm using Splunk DB Connect for an Oracle database.
I've configured my database successfully and deployed the updated DB Connect app.
But when I try to access my connection in SQL Explorer I can't choose "Catalog" and it's greyed out. I can't get any info from the Oracle connection.
I've run into this, too. As I understand it, Oracle does not have the concept of a catalog like other SQL databases do.
Do check a few things. Make sure your database is running Oracle 11g or later. Your account may need to have dictionary access.
I have configured Bonobo GIT and it's working fine with SQL Lite.
Can we user SQL Server with Bonobo GIT? If, Yes then where can I find the ready made database?
You can run it with SQL Server, and it will create the database for you, but personally (as someone who's done some work on Bonobo) I wouldn't recommend it - the database tends to be very small anyway, and you'll get no significant advantage from using SQL Server.
I migrated a SQL Server database to Oracle 11 Express and have trouble to connect to the converted database in Oracle SQL Developer. I followed the instruction here: Oracle Migration the only difference is I am using an on-line migration.
I have successfully converted the database, but what I am struggling with is I cannot connect to the converted database because there is no user migrated (or created). Please see image below. I wonder if anyone has the same problem before or can give me directions how to solve this.
much appreciated for any suggestions/helps.
SQL Server to Oracle Migration - connect migrated user
If your migration is completed and your repository has recorded all migration transactions.
It is confirmed that before migration you created Oracle User. you are well aware about the password.
If you have lost after migration.
Just log in as System or Sysdba user and change the particular username password. That's it.
Now connect to migrated user.
I have an Oracle 10G database running on a Unix environmnent and have a requirement to write a PL/SQL job that will be running on the Oracle database that will populate tables in another database which is a microsoft SQL Server database running on a Windows platform.
Having looked around, it looks like this is possible via database links. Has anyone got any more information on this? For example how reliable is the connection and are there any disadvantages in having such a setup?
Chances are that i would have limited access to the SQL Server database. Is the above possible without having to make any changes to the SQL server database? (Assuming the DBA on the SQL server has configured the database to be accessed from other databases)
Thanks
Use the Oracle feature DG4ODBC, it is as reliable as any normal DBLINK setup, to the SQL Server side it will look like any other sort of client connection. You only need to do anything more elaborate if you are planning to do distributed transactions between Oracle and SQL Server (i.e. 2 Phase Commit). You will probably also want UnixODBC and FreeTDS.