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Configure Client
For current user
$ nano .odbc.ini
For all users
$ sudo nano /etc/odbc.ini
Set variable and add to profile (.bash_profile or .profile)
$ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/ibi/client82/home/bin:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[ODBC Data Sources]
edaserve=IBI 82 Client ODBC Driver
[edaserve]
Driver=/ibi/client82/home/bin/libedaod3x.so
Description=IBI Server
Server=hostname
Port=8120](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ibiopendatahub-201111153450/85/Ibi-Open-Visualizations-24-320.jpg)
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ODBC Test Tool – isql
$ isql -v edaserve srvadmin srvadmin
+---------------------------------------+
| Connected! |
| |
| sql-statement |
| help [tablename] |
| quit |
| |
+---------------------------------------+
SQL> select country from car ;
+-----------+
| COUNTRY |
+-----------+
| ENGLAND |
| FRANCE |
| ITALY |
| JAPAN |
| W GERMANY |
+-----------+
5 rows fetched
SQL>
Start ODBC test tool (-v for verbose so you get
error messages)
$ isql -v server [userid [password]]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ibiopendatahub-201111153450/85/Ibi-Open-Visualizations-25-320.jpg)
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- 1. ibi Open Visualizations Clif Kranish
- 2. Agenda 2 ODBC Connector Connect from Microsoft Excel, Power BI, Tableau and other tools Visualization Tools Access to data from Windows or Linux Administer the server, Prepare data, Manage resources IBI Server 1 2 3
- 3. “Access from any analytics or visualization tool to any data source.” 3 —
- 4. 4 Open Visualizations – Any tool to any data source
- 5. 5 Connect any BI platform to any data source Secure & Curated. Real-time & Trusted. Your BI platform • One connection to all data • Real-time access • Trusted data for dashboards IBI Open Data Hub • One central repository • Data security • Single metadata layer • User governance All enterprise data sources • Databases • Mainframes • Files • APIs • Cloud infrastructure • Applications
- 6. Components 6 • IBI Server (WebFOCUS Reporting Server) Provides data virtualization Provides configuration from a web browser Provides data preparation, scheduling, usage reporting and security • Adapters to data sources Provides access to almost any database, column store, file, web service • Updated Connectors Provides access from any visualization tool
- 7. Two Personae Business Analyst ● Uses a visualization tool (MS Excel, Power BI, Tableau, etc.) ● Needs access to data accessible through the IBI Server ● Uses the ODBC (or JDBC) Connector for access to curated or additional data sources 7 Administrator ● Uses the IBI Web Server’s console ● Configures Adapters and Connectors ● Uploads files to the server ● Creates metadata for tables, files and other data sources ● Classifies data objects into folders ● Prepares data for analysis ● Runs resources usage reports
- 8. 8 Architecture Files Databases REST Services JDBCAPIs ODBC IBI Server IBI Data Adapters IBI ODBC Connector MS Excel, Access, Power BI, Tableau Designer WF Client IBI Web Console
- 9. IBI Server ● Access data where it resides - Cross database and cross platform joins – query multiple data sources in a single query ● Curation and control over what data sources are available ● Scalable server technology – install on any platform: Windows, Linux UNIX, IBM i or Z ● Optimized SQL translation for all major relational databases ● Reads from files, legacy datasets, web services ● Data Flows to prepare and stage data for analysis – integrated scheduler ● Resource Analyzer reports show who used what tables and when 9
- 10. IBI ODBC Connector ● ODBC “Open Database Connectivity” is a database API specification ● The IBI ODBC Connector lets applications use the IBI Server as a database ● Install one ODBC Driver on each user’s PC ● Connect to any data source(S) your IBI Server(s) can access 10
- 12. 12 Installation – New client install, new license
- 13. 13 ODBC Data Sources (64 bit) Driver Tab - shows versionSystem DSN Tab - shows IBI driver Add and Configure
- 14. 14 Add or Configure • Data Source Name – Letters, numbers, underscores • Description – Optional • TCP/IP Server – server name or IP Address • Port – TCP Port for your server (one less than HTTP Port) Common values are 8100, 8116, 8120 • User/Password – Optional • Test – connection to server
- 15. Test Connection
- 16. 16 Test ODBC with Rdaapp
- 17. 17 Test ODBC with Rdaapp RDAAPP: invoked from shell Allocating environment handle... List of available servers: 1 - LOOPBACK 2 - LNXX64R7 Enter corresponding server entry number or name (default=1): 1 Enter User Name: srvadmin Enter Password: ******** Allocating connection handle... Attempting connect to the datasource: LOOPBACK ... Connect status = 0 New ODBC Extender Test. RDAAPP Command Options: S <SELECT SQL Statement to Execute> ; Q Quit/Disconnect ? Help Enter Command: s select country from car ; Alloc stmt ... Return code from alloc stmt is 0 Issuing SQLPrepare call for select country from car ; Return code from SQLPrepare call is 0 Executing select country from car ; stmt... Issuing SQLNumResultCols call for select country from car ; Number of resultset columns is 1 Printing select item descriptions: Issuing SQLDescribeCol call for colNum=1 item #1 colname = COUNTRY coltype = 1 precision = 10 scale = 0 nullable = 0 Binding columns... Fetching report data... ENGLAND FRANCE ITALY JAPAN W GERMANY <<< 5 record(s) processed. >>>
- 18. 18 Test ODBC with Excel 2013, 2016 or 2019 installed Create a text file with extension “dqy” with your server, user and password Double click to run
- 19. Advanced Data Source • Set non-default server service • Set schema name as folder name or EDADBA (for backward compatibility Global • Enable tracing
- 20. 20 View Traces – in %TEMP%
- 21. Install and Configure ODBC Connector on Linux 21
- 22. 22 ODBC Driver Manager Install (CentOS 6, 7) $ sudo yum install unixODBC Install (CentOS 8) $ sudo dnf install unixODBC Install (Ubuntu) $ sudo apt-get install unixodbc
- 23. 23 Install IBI Client Expand the archive $ tar –xvf i8207* Optionally create directory for installation $ sudo mkdir /ibi $ sudo chown ibi:ibi user Run the install program $ ./isetup (Default=localhost) : ibiserve Enter outbound HTTP Listener Port. The port is used by Web Console and DMC. (Default=8121) : Enter outbound TCP Listener Port. The port is used by EDAAPI, JDBC, ODBC and WebFOCUS. (Default=8120) : ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The following selections have been made for ... Install Options ... media release name = R728207D media gen number = 920 08/07/2020 INSTALLATION_DEVICE = /home/ibi/iserver.tar PRODUCT = client EDAHOME = /ibi/client82/home LICENSE = XXX-XXX-XXXX Configure Options ... EDACONF = /ibi/client82/cln EDAHOME = /ibi/client82/home LICENSE = XXX-XXX-XXXX PRODUCT = client HTTP_OUTBOUND_SERVICE_NAME = 8121 OUTBOUND_SERVICE_NAME = 8129 OUTBOUND_HOST_NAME = edaserve
- 24. 24 Configure Client For current user $ nano .odbc.ini For all users $ sudo nano /etc/odbc.ini Set variable and add to profile (.bash_profile or .profile) $ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/ibi/client82/home/bin:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH [ODBC Data Sources] edaserve=IBI 82 Client ODBC Driver [edaserve] Driver=/ibi/client82/home/bin/libedaod3x.so Description=IBI Server Server=hostname Port=8120
- 25. 25 ODBC Test Tool – isql $ isql -v edaserve srvadmin srvadmin +---------------------------------------+ | Connected! | | | | sql-statement | | help [tablename] | | quit | | | +---------------------------------------+ SQL> select country from car ; +-----------+ | COUNTRY | +-----------+ | ENGLAND | | FRANCE | | ITALY | | JAPAN | | W GERMANY | +-----------+ 5 rows fetched SQL> Start ODBC test tool (-v for verbose so you get error messages) $ isql -v server [userid [password]]
- 27. 27 Excel 2016 & 2019 – Get Data
- 29. 29 Select Table – Search by Name – Show Table
- 30. 30 Transform Data – Power Query Editor
- 32. 32 Excel 2013
- 33. 33 Excel 2013 – Microsoft Query Select Owner and Tables
- 34. 34 Excel 2013 – Microsoft Query Select Columns
- 36. 36 Power BI Desktop – Get Data
- 37. 37 Get Data – Other – ODBC
- 38. 38 Get Data – Select DSN – Enter Credentials (Once)
- 39. 39 Navigator – Expand Folder – Select Tables
- 40. 40 Visualize
- 42. 42 Access – New Data Source – Import
- 43. 43 Access – Select Data Source
- 44. 44 Access – One or two part names? EOD2PARTNAME=OFF EOD2PARTNAME=ON
- 45. 45 Access – Import Objects
- 48. 48 Connect – Other Databases (ODBC)
- 49. 49 Select Database then Schema (Application Folder)
- 50. 50 Select Table
- 53. 53 Visualize
- 55. IBI JDBC Connector ● Installed with IBI Client – Windows and Linux ● Currently supports JDBC 2.0 – Upgrade development is ongoing ● Windows (default location) of “standalone” jar file C:ibiclient82homeetcjavasrvrjlink_standalone.jar ● Driver Name ibi.jlink.EdaDriver ● URL Format jdbc:jlink://server:port
- 56. SQuirreL SQL ● Open Source JDBC Test Tool ● Runs on Windows and Linux ● Free download from http://www.squirrelsql.org/#installation
- 57. SQuirreL – Add Driver
- 58. SQuirreL – Add Driver
- 59. SQuirreL – Add Alias
- 60. SQuirreL – Retrieve Data
- 61. Jupyter Notebook 61 ODBC or JDBC
- 62. 62 Jupyter Notebook – Python (et al) programming
- 64. 64 Get Data – Local Files and Server Data Sources
- 65. 65 Get Data – Configure Connection
- 66. 66 Create Metadata (Synonym) for tables or SQL Script
- 68. 68 Arrange Metadata into Application Folders
- 69. 69 User Profiles – Application Path Each User’s Application Path can control which folders they can use
- 70. 70 User Profiles – Database Credentials Each User’s Application Path can control their database access
- 71. 71 Access Control – General Privileges – By Role or User
- 72. 72 DBA – Granular control over who can read what data
- 73. Data Preparation 73 Profile data to better understand it. Blend data with other data sources. Augment data with virtual columns.
- 74. 74 Profile Data to see how values are distributed
- 75. 75 Combine Data Sources with Join or Union
- 76. 76 Join Tables
- 77. 77 Union Tables
- 79. 79 Stage Data as a Table or as a View
- 80. 80 Schedule
- 81. Resource Analyzer 81 Who accessed the server? What tables were accessed? When were they accessed?
- 82. 82 Tables – Frequency of Use
- 83. 83 Users
- 84. What’s Next? 84 Updated JDBC Connector Certified Power BI Connector RESTful Web Service Compact installation Specialized server