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On single IBM Db2 v11.5 database server we have two databases connected with federated system. On source database there are federated definitions: CREATE WRAPPER DRDA; CREATE SERVER myserver TYPE DB2/...
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On IBM Db2 v11.5.8.0 on Linux x86_64 I have two local databases DB01 and DB02. Both databases individually are configured to use LDAP authentication. Now I am required to setup a federated access from ...
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We have a production database (MySQL 8.0) that has a federated table in it. The remote server had an IP address update, and whenever a client opens this DB, it takes forever (~5 minutes) since table ...
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For testing, I've set up a XAMPP portable 8.1.12 with 10.4.27-MariaDB and enabled the FederatedX engine using this trick. When I now set up a SERVER that is not existing and a federated table that is &...
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I have no expirence with FEDERATED tables in MySQL. I have database with FEDERATED tables defined and I'm wonder if this tables are used in current env (I have no access to application/developers to ...
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i have 10 mysql servers and one central mysql server that's keeping track of some numerical indexes. Idea is that each time one of those 10 servers request and id, that id is marked as used and no ...
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I believe this is a firewall rule problem. Therefore, I believe that the issue is finding out what the public IP address of the RDS is. I don't see that anywhere on the RDS interface. I have two AWS ...
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I am looking for a solution to the problem described below. There are two DB2 instances with two authorization IDs on the same server and can be accessed using the same user User1. Example: To access ...
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We are planning to create a standalone MySQL server specifically for Federated tables that points to 4 DB instances. Sample table: federated_db1_users federated_db1_transactions federated_db2_users ...
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For a home air quality monitoring project I am building, I am collecting sensor readings and storing them on my Synology server, which includes a MariaDB instance. The Synology is great for managing ...
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I'm using MaraiaDB 5.5.44 on Centos 7.2. I've used federated tables before across physical servers ... I found the 'CREATE SERVER' mechanism a bit flaky (I could only manage to link tables of the ...
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Scenario: I need to sync a table in a remote server with the table in my production server. The problem being that the table structures are not same. I have looked into the concepts of federated ...
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Let say I have DB1, a database in PostgreSQL, and DB2, a database in Oracle. How can I make a query joining these databases? Is this even possible?
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I have a client that really (really, REALLY!) wants to use a standard database server through a specific hosting company. That company offers vanilla installs of PostgreSQl and MySQL only. The client ...
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For the first time ever could not find a solution on internet! The problem is when I'm trying to (on local server): CREATE TABLE `DB_1`.`testView` ENGINE=FEDERATED CONNECTION='remote_server'; I'm ...
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