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Connection Between IIB and MariaDB

The document provides a step-by-step guide for installing MariaDB and its ODBC connector on a Windows system, including setting the root user password and configuring the server's character set. It also details the process for configuring a Data Source Name (DSN) and connecting MariaDB with IBM Integration Bus (IIB) using specific commands. The installation process concludes with verifying the connection to ensure successful integration.

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Connection Between IIB and MariaDB

The document provides a step-by-step guide for installing MariaDB and its ODBC connector on a Windows system, including setting the root user password and configuring the server's character set. It also details the process for configuring a Data Source Name (DSN) and connecting MariaDB with IBM Integration Bus (IIB) using specific commands. The installation process concludes with verifying the connection to ensure successful integration.

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Connection Between IIB and MariaDB :

1. Download the MSI package from https://downloads.mariadb.org/ location. First click


on the series that we want (whatever is the current stable version, most likely), then
locate the Windows 64-bit or Windows 32-bit MSI package.
2. Once the download has finished, launch the MSI installer by double-clicking on it.

3. If we are installing MariaDB for the first time, we must be sure to set the
MariaDB root user password when prompted. This is done by checking the Modify
password for database user 'root' checkbox and then filling in our chosen password
two times in the provided textboxes.
4. The Use UTF8 as the default server's character set checkbox is unchecked by
default, but it's a good idea to check it, as shown in the following screenshot:
5. The Install as service box is checked by default, and it is recommended to keep it that
way so that MariaDB starts up when the computer is booted.
6. Check the Enable networking option if you need to access your databases from a
different computer. If you don't need remote access, it's best to uncheck this box. As
with the service name, there is a default TCP port, number 3306, which we can change
if we want to, but it is usually best to stick with the default unless there is a specific
reason not to.
7. The Optimize for transactions checkbox is also checked by default. This is the
recommended setting, as shown here.
8. One easy way to help the MariaDB developers is to check the Enable the Feedback
plug-in checkbox, as shown in the following screenshot. When enabled, the feedback
plug-in submits anonymous usage information to the MariaDB Foundation. This
information includes things such as what plugins are enabled, how much memory
MariaDB uses, and the operating system that we are using. MariaDB developers use
this information to guide MariaDB development.

9. If our version of Windows has user account control enabled, a pop-up window will
appear during the installation asking if we want to allow the installer to install
MariaDB. For obvious reasons, we will need to click on Yes
10. Eventually, we will be presented with a dialog box containing an installation complete
message and a Finish button. At this point, MariaDB is installed and running on our
Windows-based computer. Congratulations! Click on Finish to quit the installer.

MariaDB Connector Installation:


1. Download the “mariadb-connector-odbc-3.1.7-win64.msi” from
https://downloads.mariadb.org/ .
2. Follow the below screenshots for installing the ODBC connector.
3. In below screenshot select complete type of installation.
Configuring DSN:
1. Open ODBC Data Sources(64-bit) from search tab.

2. Go to System DSN and Click ADD then follow below steps shown in screenshots.
Configuring DSN with IIB:
 Open Integration Console and the following commands for connecting MariaDB with
IIB.

 To create connection use command


MQSISETDBPARMS NODENAME -n DBNAME -u username -p password

 Command for checking whether connection is successfully established


MQSICVP NODENAME -n DBNAME

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