| Chapter 3 | Section 3.5 | 
| Setting Properties of the JDBC/ODBC eWay | eWay Environment Properties | 
Table 9 Outbound non-Transactional  eWay —JDBC  Connector Settings (Continued)
| Name | Description | Required Value | 
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| PortNumber | Specifies the I/O port number on | A valid port number. | 
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 | which the server is listening for | 
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 | connection requests. | 
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| DatabaseName | Specifies the name of the database | Any valid string. | 
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 | instance. | 
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| User | Specifies the user name the eWay | Any valid string. | 
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 | uses to connect to the database. | 
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| Password | Specifies the password used to | Any valid string. | 
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 | access the database. | 
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| DriverProperties | The Connection Pool DataSource | Set the driver properties according to | 
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 | implementation may need to execute | driver vendor's instruction. For | 
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 | additional methods to assure a | example: | 
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 | successful run. The additional | setDefTdpName#DBSQL##setWorkspa | 
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 | methods will need to be identified in | ce#Navigator## | 
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 | the Driver Properties. You must | 
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 | ensure that the driver is installed on | 
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 | both the Logical Host machine and | 
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 | the Enterprise Designer machine. | 
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| Delimiter | This is the delimiter character to be | The default is #. | 
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 | used in the DriverProperties prompt. | 
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| DataSource | Specifies the name of the | The name of the XADataSource or | 
| name | XADataSource or | ConnectionPoolDataSource | 
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 | ConnectionPoolDataSource | implementation. This property is | 
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 | implementation, to which the | Optional. In most cases, leave this box | 
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 | DataSource object delegates behind | empty. | 
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 | the scenes when there is connection | 
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 | pooling or distributed transaction | 
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 | management being done. | 
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| MinPoolSize | Specifies the maximum number of | A valid numeric value. The default is 0. | 
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 | physical connections the pool | 
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 | should keep available at all times. 0 | 
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 | (zero) indicates that there is no | 
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 | maximum. | 
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 | The pool size you set depends on the | 
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 | transaction volume and response | 
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 | time of the application. If the pool | 
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 | size is too big, you may end up with | 
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 | too many connections with the | 
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 | database. | 
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| JDBC/ODBC eWay Adapter User’s Guide | 36 | Sun Microsystems, Inc. | 
