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Configure the JDBC Proxy on a Windows Platform

You can use the JDBC Proxy tab to enter configuration parameters from the CA Datacom/DB ODBC Setup window. The first section relates to the local machine. The Log and Trace Options section relates to the type of trace information provided by the JDBC server.

Note: The settings are used only if the cadatacom.properties file has NOJNI=false coded.

Follow these steps:

1. Enter the Port number on the local machine that is to be used as the listener port for the JDBC Proxy.
2. In the Wait Timeout box, enter the number of seconds the JDBC Proxy waits for a request from the JDBC driver on the workstation.

   Note: When the value is exceeded, the JDBC Proxy considers the connection to have failed. The default setting, 0, causes the JDBC Proxy to wait indefinitely.

3. In the Reply Timeout box, enter the number of seconds the JDBC Proxy waits for a response from CA Datacom Server.

   Note: When this value is exceeded, the JDBC Proxy considers the connection to have failed. The default setting, 0, causes the JDBC Proxy to wait indefinitely.

To select log and trace options

1. Select the Trace Internal Calls box to enable tracing of the internal Java methods used by the JDBC Proxy. The debugging information produced by this setting is written to the JDBC log file provided in the Log Options tab.

   Note: Only internal method calls made by the Java Proxy are traced. Use the Log Options tab to enable tracing of native method calls.

2. Select the Snap Native Buffers box to enable the display of the data buffers sent and received by the JDBC Proxy in the CA Datacom Server log file.
3. Click OK to finish.

   The CA Datacom/DB ODBC Setup window appears.