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Configuring a JDBC Data Source (Windows Only)
2. Copy Driver to Client System.
3. Modify Environment Variable.
JDBC Driver Installation Procedure for UNIX/Linux on an Unsupported Platform
The following sections describe each of the above steps in the procedure for installing the
JDBC driver on the client system.
1. Change to the appropriate directory on your Netezza appliance host:
cd /nz/kit/sbin
2. Use the rcp or ftp command (using binary transfer mode) to copy the JDBC driver to
your client machine. The following is a command example:
rcp nzjdbc3.jar <client machine>
3. Modify the CLASSPATH environment variable on the client machine to include the path
of the directory in which you placed the JDBC driver.
Configuring a JDBC Data Source (Windows Only)
This section describes the procedure for configuring a JDBC data source on a Windows sys-
tem. You can save a data source name (DSN) on the local server through the use of the
nzjdbc.ini file, which is in the same directory as the driver itself, and which controls the
JDBC Graphical User Interface (GUI).
JDBC Data Source Configuration Steps
The following are the steps for configuring the JDBC data source:
1. Start the GUI.
2. Add a data source.
3. Enter Connection Options.
4. Enter Advanced Options.
5. Enter SSL Options.
6. Test connection.
7. Verify data source.
JDBC Data Source Configuration Procedure
This section describes each of the steps in the procedure for configuring and saving the
JDBC DSN in version 4.6. Your displayed version may be different.
1. Start the GUI by running the following:
java -jar <driver JAR>
2. The list of data sources screen is displayed. Select Add to add a new data source.
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