Enterprise Server in Linux with a separate database in Windows with SQL

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Milton Suarez V.

Milton Suarez V.

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Hi guys.
Is possible configured a Enterprise Server in Linux with a separate database in Windows?
I try do this in JDE 9 TR 8.98.4.2

Regards
 
Hi,

What kind of database would have your DB Server?
SQL Server? Oracle? UDB?

I know for sure that it will work with Oracle DB,
(because it connects via a native Oracle protocol).

On the other hand, I don't think it will work with
MSSQL or UDB databases because, in both cases, the
ES will try to communicate with the DB via ODBC.
 
Hi Sebastian.
We have SQL Server in database server , but I try change to Linux only the enterprise server

Regards
 
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Hi guys.
Is possible configured a Enterprise Server in Linux with a separate database in Windows?
I try do this in JDE 9 TR 8.98.4.2

Regards

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We did that in reverse - Oracle database on a linux server. Originally Linux enterprise servers, later changed to windows enterprise servers.
 
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Hi Sebastian.
We have SQL Server in database server , but I try change to Linux only the enterprise server

Regards

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Milton - a Unix based Application Server is not a good design against a Windows SQL Server because you'd have to use JDBNET to achieve what you want - and that will still require a Windows JDE App Server !

It is possible to configure a Linux JAVA server against SQL Server (but I don't think you'd want to do that either).

If you want Linux, your only choice is to go Oracle or UDB (and is the latter still supported ?!)
 
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