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Type of feature
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) is a base feature.
About the JDBC database interface feature
JDBC provides database connectivity and activity on the Avaya IR server and to remote servers. The JDBC interface process executes basic SQL commands. It also creates and populates call data into local database tables or UNIX flat files.
The JDBC DIP is executed when an application executes the TAS dbase call. The dbase command uses a generic name, DBDIP, to identify the specific DIP to use. The DBDIP points to a bulletin board system (BBS) that can identify the name of the actual DIP.
The JDBC interface supports connectivity to the following remote databases:
Local database support is for ORACLE 9i only.
Software requirements
The JDBC database interface feature requires the following software:
Setup considerations
The JDBC type4 drivers must be installed. It is recommended that the ORACLE server is installed.
Using this feature
Administer the JDBC database integration feature using the JDBC Administration screen in Web Administration.
For more information
For more information on the JDBC database interface feature, see:
