Adding an Endpoint to a Database Service Using the JDBC Endpoint Wizard

A database endpoint provides a connection, or binding, between a service and the target database.

Use this method to add a logical endpoint if a connection profile is not available.

  1. Select the Service Interface tab in the service editor.

    The Service Interface page opens.

  2. Right-click on the Interface page and select Add Endpoint.

    The New JDBC Endpoint wizard opens.

  3. Select the endpoint type: server or logical.
  4. Enter a meaningful name for the endpoint and click Next.
  5. To specify the JDBC connection properties for the endpoint, select Browse for a valid endpoint in the Enterprise Explorer and click Browse.
  6. Select a JDBC connection profile and click OK.
  7. To expose stored procedures as operations on the selected endpoint, select one or more of the available stored procedures listed.
  8. Click Next to view the Summary page.
  9. Do the following:
    Option Action
    To edit a value Click Back.
    To complete the service endpoint Click Finish.
Parent topic: Developing a Database Service
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Related concepts
Database Services
Connection Profiles
Related tasks
Binding a Services Package Profile Endpoint
Endpoint Binding Strategies

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