To connect to databases using data sources, specify the connection information in the properties of the data source.
Argument | Description |
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setServerName | Specify the host name for the connection destination. |
setPortNumber | Specify the port number for the database server. The default is "26500". |
setDatabaseName | Specify the database name. |
setUser | Specify the username that will connect with the database. If this is omitted, the name used will be that of the user on the operating system that is executing the application. |
setPassword | Specify a password when authentication by a password is required. |
setLoginTimeout | Specify the timeout for connections. The units are seconds. Specify a value between 0 and 9223372036854775. There is no limit set if you set 0 or an invalid value. An error occurs when a connection cannot be established within the specified time. |
setSocketTimeout | Specify the timeout for communication with the server. The units are seconds. Specify a value between 0 and 2147483647. There is no limit set if you set 0 or an invalid value. An error occurs when data is not received from the server within the specified time. |
setMaxStatements | Specify the number of statements to be cached. Specify an integer value between 0 and 2147483647. The default is 0. The statement caching feature will be disabled if 0 is specified. An error will not occur if an invalid value is specified, however, the behavior will be as if 0 has been specified. Refer to "2.4.2 Statement Caching Feature" for information on this feature. |
Example
Code examples for applications
import java.sql.*; import org.postgresql.xa.PGXADataSource; ... PGXADataSource source = new PGXADataSource(); source.setServerName("sv1"); source.setPortNumber(26500); source.setDatabaseName("mydb"); source.setUser("myuser"); source.setPassword("myuser01"); source.setLoginTimeout(20); source.setSocketTimeout(20); source.setMaxStatements(20); ... Connection con = source.getConnection();