Environment

Abstract

Overview in grid format of all source connection details like login credentials of databases, paths of flat files and reusable variable strings in an asccending Id order.

Aliases are key elements, starting always with an "@", and are used to select the data source within a data query.

Nested variables are allowed and are extracted during run time execution.

The connection string is extracted during run time execution from the matching data adapter.


Environment Characteristics

Existing environments are shown on the top of the Navigation Tree. At least one environment is always selected, also visible in the bread crumb (in green).

There are two environment sections defined:

  • Local environment settings which are set specific for each environment.

  • Global environment settings which are usable throughout all environments of this business system specified.

For an alias definition with the same name on both sections, the global alias is overwritten by the local alias. Define as much as possible within the global definition section and add specific definitions in the local section only.


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Field Description

ColumnDescription

Id

Id generated when adding a new environment row. Defines the sort order of the environment entries. It is allowed to manually change the number.

Alias

Enter the Data Source Alias (Variable). Use always @ to begin with.

Db Type

Select Data Type from drop down list. Data Types are defined in the configuration.

Server

Enter server name or file destination.

Db

Enter database name, schema name, file name or any string content of an OMIS Variable.

User Name

Enter User Name used to login to the data source.

Password

Enter password used to login to the data source. The password is not visible in plain text. It is hidden behind 6 asterisks [******] independent of the real length of the password. It is saved encrypted on any environment file [*.env] or log file [*.log.txt]. Passwords up to 40 characters long are allowed.

Trusted User

Select trusted for login to the data source with credentials of the current windows user.

Environment examples for different Adapter Types

AliasDb TypeServerDbTrusted UserExample Query

@Access_2003

Access (OLEDB)

D:\Excel\Migration

Access_2003.mdb

Checked

SELECT VehicleId AS VehicleId, Mark AS Mark, Model AS Model, Color AS Color, EmptyWeight AS EmptyWeight FROM VehicleA WHERE Color = '@param1'

@DB2

IBM DB2 (IBM)

Server name

Database name

Unchecked

SELECT VehicleId AS VehicleId, Mark AS Mark, Model AS Model, Color AS Color, EmptyWeight AS EmptyWeight FROM @DB_Schema.VehicleA WHERE Color = '@param1'

@Excel_Vehicle

Excel (OLEDB) + HDR

D:\Excel\Migration

Vehicle.xlsx

Checked

SELECT VehicleId AS VehicleId, Mark AS Mark, Model AS Model, Color AS Color, EmptyWeight AS EmptyWeight FROM [VehicleA$] WHERE Color = '@param1'

@Flatfile_Account

FlatFile (OLEDB) – HDR

D:\Excel\Migration

n/a

Checked

SELECT L1 AS VehicleId, L2 AS Mark, L3 AS Model, L4 AS Color, L5 AS EmptyWeight FROM Vehicle_semi.txt WHERE L4 = '@param1'

@iSeries

IBM AS/400 (IBM)

Server name

n/a

Unchecked

SELECT VehicleId AS VehicleId, Mark AS Mark, Model AS Model, Color AS Color, EmptyWeight AS EmptyWeight FROM VehicleA WHERE Color = '@param1'

@MySQL

MySQL

Server name:Port

Schema name

Unchecked

SELECT VehicleId AS VehicleId, Mark AS Mark, Model AS Model, Color AS Color, EmptyWeight AS EmptyWeight FROM @DB_Schema.VehicleA WHERE Color = '@param1'

@Oracle

Oracle

Server name:Port

Database name

Unchecked

SELECT VehicleId AS VehicleId, Mark AS Mark, Model AS Model, Color AS Color, EmptyWeight AS EmptyWeight FROM @DB_Schema.VehicleA WHERE Color = '@param1'

@Path_Excel

OMIS Variable (OM)

D:\Excel\Migration

n/a

Checked

n/a

@SQLServer

SQLServer

Server name\SQL Server instance name

Database name

Unchecked / Checked

SELECT VehicleId AS VehicleId, Mark AS Mark, Model AS Model, Color AS Color, EmptyWeight AS EmptyWeight FROM @DB_Schema.VehicleA WHERE Color = '@param1'

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