Creating a cache

After the ODBC data source is created successfully, you should be able to select it in the Database Configuration dialog box. You can create a database connection cache for the SQL Anywhere database with the following steps:

  1. In the Database Configuration dialog box, select SQL Anywhere (ODBC) from the Provider list.

  2. Enter any text as the cache name.

  3. Select the data source created just now from the User or system data source name list.

  4. Enter the User name and Password for the database connection.

    The user name and password must have full-access rights so the compiler can access all tables and stored procedures and generate the C# models.

  5. Click View License Terms to view the driver license and then select the check box of "I have read and agree to the license ...".

    For SQL Anywhere, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, or ASE, the corresponding .NET Core data provider is packaged with the IDE and will be loaded immediately after you have viewed and accepted the license terms.

  6. Click Test Connection to make sure the connection is successful.

    The "Allow dynamic connection using the transaction LogID and LogPass" option allows the application to use the LogID and LogPass property values of the Transaction object to log in to the database server (instead of using the values in the User name and Password fields). For more, refer to Using LogID and LogPass properties.