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While using SQLPASSTHRU, is it possible to set connection attributes: USER id and pw different from those used while configuring the data adapter? While configuring the data adapter explicit is selected and user is mentioned as user1, but in a particular scenario, I need to insert some data into a table and only user2 has the required Privileges. Is it possible to override using: ENGINE SQLORA SET CONNECTION_ATTRIBUTES db1/user2,pw2 OR SQL SQLORA SET USER user2,pw2? I tried doing this but it dint work. Is there any other alternative ? Thanks in Advance
You should be able to do it by putting the connection string in your focexec. You might also have to use the ENGINE SQLORA SET DEFAULT_CONNECTION connect_source; command as well.
And what do you mean that it didn't work? Could you be a little more specific?
Thank you, that helped. I meant, after setting the connection attribute, when I tried executing the query, SELECT USER FROM DUAL it still shows me the User ID set while configuring the data adapter.
I don't understand why this isn't working. We don't do it a lot for Oracle but we do override the default connection for Teradata and DB2 all the time.
Please verify your connection attributes statement. Ours look like this:
ENGINE SQLORA SET CONNECTION_ATTRIBUTES db1 db1/user1,939A3B359C657700
Followed by
ENGINE SQLORA SET DEFAULT_CONNECTION db1;
If this doesn't work for you, then I recommend that you open a case with IBI.