This section describes how you set and maintain technical attributes for remote database connections. The DBA Cockpit uses these connections for administration and monitoring or for application programs that use secondary connections to external databases.
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1. You call the DBA Cockpit and choose DB Connections in the system landscape toolbar.
The screen DBA Cockpit: Database Connections appears displaying a list of all available database connection definitions grouped by database platform:
Column |
Description |
Remote Database Connections |
Name of database connection
This is a unique name that you can freely choose. |
DB Name |
Name of database |
DB Host |
Name of database host |
DB Schema |
Name of the database schema to be monitored |
User |
Name of the connection user |
Permanent |
Specifies whether the connect user must be permanently available |
Max. Connections |
Maximum allowed number of open connections |
Opt. Connections |
Optimal number of connections |
By default, the database connections that are defined in the local system are displayed.
MS SQL Server only:
You can also display the database connections of another ABAP system via RFC by entering an RFC destination in the appropriate field.
2. You are able to perform one of the following tasks:
○ You add database connections.
○ You change an existing database connection.
○ You delete a database connection.
○ You test a database connection.
See also:
● Adding a Database Connection
● Changing a Database Connection
● Deleting a Database Connection
● Testing a Database Connection