The Database Editor dialog box sets up the properties of a database that specify the connection that should be made to a database. This dialog box allows you to specify the type of database, the connection parameters, the user name, SQL role, and password, and whether or not a login prompt is required.
These properties of the database component, as well as others, can also be specified using the Object Inspector.
To display the Database Editor dialog box, double click on an IBDatabase component.
Connection
Option |
Meaning |
Local |
Indicates that the database is on the local server. Enables the Browse button, allowing you to search for the database with a Open File dialog. |
Remote |
Indicates that the database is on a remote server. Activates the Protocol and Server fields |
Protocol |
Sets the protocol for attaching to the remote server. The protocol can be TCP/IP, Named Pipe, or SPX. |
Server |
The name of the remote server. |
Database |
The name of the database. |
Database Parameters
Option |
Meaning |
User Name |
The name of the database user. |
Password |
The password for the database user. |
SQLRole |
The SQLRole name used to connect to the database. |
Character Set |
The character set used to connect to the database. |
Login Prompt |
Indicates whether a login prompt is required to access the database. |
Settings |
Displays the current parameters and allows you to add other parameters. For example: user_name=sysdba password=masterkey sql_role_name=finance lc_ctype=WIN1252 For more information on database parameters, see the InterBase API Guide. |
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