The pseudo-coordinator shared connection is built into EAServer. In this model, all components participating in a transaction share a single connection. To use this model, all of your application data must reside on one data server, and all components that participate in a transaction must use a connection with the same user name, password and server name or the same EAServer connection cache name as defined in the CacheName DBParm. It supports the following database interfaces to connect to the database:
ODBC database interface, which provides connectivity to a variety of databases through ODBC drivers. The same ODBC drivers shipped with PowerBuilder are also supported on EAServer.
Sybase SYJ database interface, which provides connectivity to Adaptive Server Enterprise 11.5 or later. (Some versions of Open Client and Adaptive Server currently do not support OTS/XA transactions on Windows NT.)
JDB database interface, which provides connectivity through Sun’s Java Virtual Machine to a JDBC driver such as Sybase jConnect.
Oracle O90, O10, and ORA database interfaces, which provide connectivity to Oracle9i, Oracle 10g, and Oracle 11g, databases.
