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TIBCO®Data Virtualization Client Interfaces Guide TIBCO® Data Virtualization Client Interfaces Guide Version 8.1 Last Updated: March 25, 2019 Two-Second Advantage® Important Information SOME TIBCO SOFTWARE EMBEDS OR BUNDLES OTHER TIBCO SOFTWARE. USE OF SUCH EMBEDDED OR BUNDLED TIBCO SOFTWARE IS SOLELY TO ENABLE THE FUNCTIONALITY (OR PROVIDE LIMITED ADD-ON FUNCTIONALITY) OF THE LICENSED TIBCO SOFTWARE. THE EMBEDDED OR BUNDLED SOFTWARE IS NOT LICENSED TO BE USED OR ACCESSED BY ANY OTHER TIBCO SOFTWARE OR FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. 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Confidential Information Contents | 5 Contents Preface . 11 Product-Specific Documentation . 11 How to Access TIBCO Documentation. 12 How to Contact TIBCO Support . 12 How to Join TIBCO Community . 12 Introduction to Accessing Your Data through Client Interfaces . .15 About Client Interface Connections . 15 Connecting Client Applications to TDV Resources . 16 TDV Port Settings for Client Connections to TDV . 17 TDV Data Retrieval Tuning for Client Connections to TDV . 19 Connecting to TDV Server through JDBC . .21 Installing JDBC Drivers . 21 Updating the JDBC Driver . 22 Setting the Java CLASSPATH for the JDBC Driver. 22 Setting Pass-Through Credentials for JDBC Clients . 23 Connecting to TDV Server through TIBCO Spotfire . 26 Connecting to TDV Server through SQuirreL . 27 Defining a JDBC Client using a Connection URL . 28 JDBC Driver Connection URL Properties. 29 Examples . 34 Example Java JDBC Client Application Code . 34 Example of Calling Procedures . 37 Examples of Accessing Data through JDBC . 38 Examples of Accessing Data through JDBC Using Statements . 39 Examples of Accessing Data through JDBC Using Prepared Statements . 43 Tips From an Expert on Duplicate Schema Names in a Catalog. 49 Unsupported JDBC Methods . 49 Connecting to TDV Server through ODBC . .59 ODBC Driver Requirements. 60 Installing the ODBC Driver. 60 Installing the ODBC Client Driver on Windows. 60 Uninstalling the ODBC Client Driver on Windows . 62 TIBCO® Data Virtualization 6 | Contents Updating the ODBC Driver . 62 Preparing TDV Data Services for ODBC Client Connections . 62 Configuring Each Windows System Data Source Name . 63 Adding a New System DSN . 64 Override the Configured Settings . 67 Defining an ODBC Client using a Connection URL . 67 ODBC Driver Connection URL Properties . 69 Connecting Cognos to TDV Using ODBC. 74 Connecting Oracle Database Gateway to TDV Using ODBC. 75 Connecting MicroStrategy to TDV Using ODBC. 76 Connecting Tableau to TDV Using ODBC . 79 Connecting PowerBI to TDV Using ODBC . 80 Examples Using ODBC to Connect to TDV Server. 81 PERL Code Sample for Connecting to TDV Server. 81 C++ Example using the Connection URL (DSN-less connection) . 82 C++ UNIX Code Sample for Connecting to TDV Server . 84 VBA Code Sample for Connecting to TDV Server. 87 TIBCO Power BI Data Connector for TDV . 89 Overview . 89 Getting Started . 89 Installing the Connector . ..
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