Pentaho job creation does not store database connection name in connection settings

dibe0014 commented 8 years ago

I tried creating a Kettle job with Architect. Architect did not save the database name in the Kettle connection settings. (Kettle has been renamed to Penaho Data Integration, PDI)

How to reproduce:

Create new project in Power Architect
Create source connection
Create target connection
Drag one table from source to playpen
Verify ETL mapping for one of the columns
Go to ETL -> Create Kettle job
Save Kettle job to file
Open Kettle transformation in Pentaho Data Integration
Open the database connections for source and target
Both connections miss the database name

KirtiMistry commented 8 years ago

This issue occurred with SQL server Database. Tested with other database (e.g. Postgres) working fine.

KirtiMistry commented 8 years ago

Issue resolved. Implemented to display database name (SQL server database) in connection settings of Pentaho job creation store.

dibe0014 commented 8 years ago

I can confirm this is working now

KirtiMistry commented 8 years ago

This bug reported on bugzilla with bug id # Bug 3169 (http://bugs.sqlpower.ca/bugzilla/post_bug.cgi)

vinodgopu commented 3 years ago

Tested in new build it is working as expected

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