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Creating view models
32 Data Integration with Sybase Avaki Studio
Creating database connectors
To extract data from a relational database, your view model needs a pair of Avaki ser-
vices: a database operation to select the data, and a database connector to access the
database. Database connectors are typically configured by database administrators.
Follow these steps to create a database connector in Avaki Studio.
Step 1 To connect Studio to a grid server, pull down the Avaki menu and select Connect to
Server. Enter any requested information about the grid server.
Step 2 Pull down the File menu and select New > Database Connector. The New Database
Connector window appears.
- Integration 1
- Avaki Studio 1
- Table of contents 3
- Creating view models 29 4
- The view model editor 53 4
- Metadata modeling 77 6
- Managing the data catalog 97 6
- Operator reference 107 6
- Glossary 175 8
- Audience 9
- Organization 10
- Related documentation 11
- By telephone 12
- On the web 12
- View models in Avaki Studio 13
- Background: Avaki concepts 14
- What is a view model? 14
- Data flow 16
- Expressions in operators 16
- Performance 17
- Operators 18
- Installing Avaki Studio 21
- Starting Avaki Studio 22
- Filename extension Purpose 23
- The Resource perspective 24
- Creating a project 26
- The Avaki perspective: A tour 29
- The data catalog view 30
- The palette 32
- The view model editor 33
- The metadata model editor 34
- The bottom pane 34
- Setting preferences 35
- Working with Avaki Studio 38
- Creating view models 41
- The exercise 42
- • SAL: The employee’s salary 43
- • dept_db 43
- • emp_db 43
- Creating database connectors 44
- Step 5 Fill in the form: 46
- SQL queries against the data 47
- SQL views. Ad-hoc queries 47
- Creating database operations 50
- Click Next 53
- Using the view model wizard 55
- Configuring input sources 56
- Joining result sets 57
- Step 9 Click OK 58
- Testing the view model 62
- EII Administration Guide 64
- Creating components 66
- XML-to-Result-Set transform 67
- HTTP requests or web ser 67
- Properties dialogs 70
- Working with schemas 72
- Types Precision Scale 74
- Using global parameters 75
- Adding global parameters 76
- Modifying global parameters 77
- Deleting global parameters 77
- Reordering global parameters 77
- Simple expressions 78
- Boolean expressions 78
- Complex expressions 79
- Expressions and JavaScript 79
- Accessing global parameters 80
- Working with variables 81
- Allowed types for variables 82
- The expressions menu 83
- Avaki Functions 85
- Advanced topics 87
- About metadata models 90
- Importing metadata models 91
- Designer 94
- AV M ) editor. It is 97
- Metadata modeling 100
- EMP table 101
- Deploying metadata models 103
- Deriving metadata models 105
- Deleting metadata models 106
- Undeploying metadata models 107
- Managing the data catalog 109
- Modifying ACLs 110
- Managing attributes 113
- Managing categories 116
- Adding objects to categories 117
- Deleting categories 118
- Operator reference 119
- Aggregate 120
- Aggregate properties 121
- Aggregate functions 122
- Connections 123
- Custom properties 124
- Generator 129
- Generator properties 130
- INTEGER 132
- Group By 133
- Performance notes 134
- Group By properties 134
- Input Source 137
- Input Source Properties 138
- On the next page (“Database 140
- • The entire SOAP response 147
- • No transform 148
- • CSV to Result Set 149
- • XML to Result Set 149
- XML document 152
- OK to save your changes 155
- Intersection 160
- Iterator 161
- Iterator properties 162
- Join properties 166
- Algorithm Description 167
- Join Type Description 168
- NULL values 168
- Multiplexer 169
- Multiplexer properties 170
- Order By 171
- Order By properties 172
- Projection 173
- Projection properties 174
- Result properties 176
- Select properties 177
- Splitter 178
- Splitter properties 179
- Union properties 181
- Update properties 183
- Glossary 187
- CIFS share 188
- CALL) that 192
- EII) A software system that 192
- EII) system provides secure 193
- CIFS shares 196
- SQL queries on the 198
- Master Index 199
- Index-2 Master Index 200
- Master Index Index-3 201
- Index-4 Master Index 202
- Master Index Index-5 203
- Index-6 Master Index 204
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- Index-8 Master Index 206
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- Index-30 Master Index 228
- Master Index Index-31 229
- Index-32 Master Index 230
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