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Open BIRT. 2. in Data Explorer, Right-Click Data Sources. 3. Click New Data Source

This document provides instructions for setting up an Oracle database connection in BIRT: 1. Open BIRT and create a new data source. 2. Select JDBC as the data source type and configure the Oracle JDBC driver by adding the JAR file, editing the driver details, and testing the connection. 3. Once the driver is configured and the connection is tested, the Oracle data source is ready to use for creating datasets and running queries in BIRT reports.

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Open BIRT. 2. in Data Explorer, Right-Click Data Sources. 3. Click New Data Source

This document provides instructions for setting up an Oracle database connection in BIRT: 1. Open BIRT and create a new data source. 2. Select JDBC as the data source type and configure the Oracle JDBC driver by adding the JAR file, editing the driver details, and testing the connection. 3. Once the driver is configured and the connection is tested, the Oracle data source is ready to use for creating datasets and running queries in BIRT reports.

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cSetting Up an Oracle Database Connection in BIRT

1. Open BIRT.
2. In Data Explorer, right-click Data Sources.
3. Click New Data Source.

4. Select JDBC Data Source.


5. Click Next >
6. Click Manage Drivers…

7. Click Add…
8. Navigate to C:\oracle\ora92\jdbc\lib and select ojdbc14.jar. Click Open. Click OK.
The driver now appears in the Manage JDBG Drivers dialog.

9. Select the Drivers tab. Select oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver (1.0). Click Edit…


10. In the Edit JDBC Driver dialog, enter “Oracle Driver” as Display Name and
“jdbc:oracle:thin:@<host>:<port>:<service>” as URL Template. Click OK.

11. The driver has been correctly set up in the Manage JDBG Drivers dialog. Click OK.

12. From the Driver Class drop-down, select the driver just configured. In Database URL,
enter the URL, using the URL Template and substituting values for the database host (IP
address), port number, and service name (database name). Enter the User Name and
Password for the database. Click Test Connection…. In the Test connection dialog, click
OK.
13. Click Finish.

14. The data source is now set up. You can create a new data set and run queries against the
oracle database.

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