Open simonaubertbd opened 10 months ago
Not sure what the question or remark is. You can create a generic connection as described in the documentation to connect with a jdbc driver where we don't have a type for. https://hop.apache.org//manual/latest/database/databases.html#_generic_connection
Hello @hansva In order to not break the "design flow", wouldn't it be interesting to add a link between the "input" category and the generic jdbc configuration?
By the way, any chance to have generic ODBC ? :)
Best regards,
Simon
Every transform that uses a database connection has buttons next to the connection line to create a new connection.
For ODBC we used to have it (still in the screenshot in the docs) but was removed because the implementation no longer worked in Java 8+. I'm not sure there is still a way to make this work. Are there even still databases where no JDBC driver is available? Haven't seen one in a long time.
There is a JDBC-ODBC bridge provided by Cdata if you want to try if it works with Hop's generic RDBMS connector. https://www.cdata.com
What would you like to happen?
Hello, There are more than 100 databases on the market and it's perfectly understandable than HOP won't have a connector for all. However we can imagine to leverage connections standards such as JDBC and ODBC to connect to any database (maybe not as well than with a dedicated connector but it's better than nothing).
Best regards,
Simon
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