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Configuring and Managing JDBC Connection Pools, MultiPools, and DataSources Us-
Administration Guide 16-29
openString=Oracle_XA+Acc=P/userName/+SesTm=177+DB=demoPool+Thre
ads=true=Sqlnet=dvi0+logDir=.
Note that after the userName there is no password.
You can include these passwords in the
Properties field on the JDBC Connection
Pool
→Configuration→General tab. However, WebLogic Server displays these
passwords in clear text in the Administration Console and in the configuration file
(usually
config.xml). To avoid displaying and storing these passwords in clear text,
you can enter the passwords in their respective fields.
The value for Password and Open String Password do not need to be the same. Also,
if you use these fields, you should omit the respective values in the Properties field.
For example, if you specify a value in the
Password field, do not include
password=password in the Properties field.
Note: Values that you enter in the
Password and Open String Password fields
override corresponding values in the
Properties field. For example, if you
enter
tiger in the Password field and you enter password=smith in the
Properties field, WebLogic Server will use tiger as the password to make
connections to the database.
JDBC Configuration Tasks Using the Command-Line Interface
The following table shows what methods you use to create a dynamic Connection
Pool.
For more information, see Appendix B, “WebLogic Server Command-Line Interface
Reference,” and “Creating a Dynamic Connection Pool” in Programming WebLogic
JDBC.
Table 16-20 Setting Connectivity—Dynamic
If you want to . . . Then use the . . .
Create a dynamic
Connection Pool
n Command line—“CREATE_POOL” on page -29, or
n API—see "Configuring WebLogic JDBC Features" in
Programming WebLogic JDBC