Logging
into DAC for the First Time
When you
log into DAC for the first time, you must first configure a connection to connect
to the DAC Repository.
DAC
stores this connection information for subsequent logins.
DAC
Repository Database Authentication File
1.
When you configure a connection to the DAC Repository, the
configuration process includes creating a new authentication file or selecting
an existing authentication file.
2.
The authentication file authenticates the database in which the
repository resides.
3.
If you create a new
authentication file, you will specify the table owner and password for the
database.
4.
A user with the Administrator role must distribute the
authentication file to any user account
that needs to access the specified DAC Repository.
To
log into DAC for the first time
1.
Start the DAC Client by navigating to the
$ORACLE_HOME\bifoundation\dac
directory
and double-clicking the startclient.bat file.
The Login ... dialog box appears.
2.
Click Configure.
3.
In the Configuring ... dialog box, select Create Connection,
and then click Next.
4. Enter the appropriate connection information:
Field
Required Value
Name Enter a unique
name for the connection to the DAC Repository.
Connection
type Select the type of
database in which the DAC Repository will
be stored.
Connection
String, or
Database
name, or TNS
Name,
or Instance
Select
the database name or database account name of the
DAC
Repository.
If you
are using:
■ Oracle (OCI8), use the
tnsnames entry.
■ Oracle (Thin), use the
instance name.
■ SQL Server, use the database
name.
■ DB2-UDB, use the connect
string as defined in the DB2
configuration.
Database
Host Enter the name of the machine where the DAC Repository will
reside.
Database
Port Enter the port number on which the database listens. For
example,
for an Oracle database the default port is 1521, or for
a SQL
Server database the default port is 1433.
Optional
URL Can be used to override the standard URL for this connection.
Optional
Driver Can be used to override the standard driver for this
connection.
Authentication
File Click in this field to do one of the following:
■ Select an existing
authentication file:
Navigate
to the appropriate location, select the
authentication
file , and click OK.
■ Create a new authentication
file:
Navigate
to the folder where you want to save the
authentication
file, and click OK.
Proceed
to the next step for detailed instructions.
5.
To select an existing authentication file, do the following:
a.
Click in the Authentication File field of the Configuring...
dialog box.
b.
In the Authentication File dialog box, select Choose existing
authentication
file.
c.
Navigate to the appropriate folder, and select the
authentication file. Click OK.
d.
In the Configuring... dialog box, click Test Connection to
confirm the
connection
works.
e.
Click Apply, and then click Finish.
Note: You must distribute this authentication file to
all user accounts
that need to access this DAC Repository.
6.
To create a new authentication file, do the following:
a.
Click in the Authentication File field of the Configuring...
dialog box.
b.
In the Authentication File dialog box, select Create
authentication file.
c.
Navigate to the folder where you want to save the new
authentication file, and
click OK.
d.
In the Create Authentication File dialog box, enter a unique
name for the
authentication
file, and click OK.
e.
Enter the Table Owner Name and Password for the database where
the
repository
will reside.
f.
In the Configuring... dialog box, click Test Connection to
confirm the
connection
works.
g.
Click Apply, and then click Finish.
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