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The following sections describe how to set up some of the most commonly used databases to interact with Iguana.
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If you are using Iguana 4.0 or later, you will only need a database if:
If you are using a version of Iguana that is older than version 4.0, you will need to have access to a database to create an Iguana channel. This is because older versions of Iguana use database tables to store channel log data. | ||
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If you are using Iguana in the Unix, Linux or Mac OS X environment and are using MySQL or Oracle, you must ensure that the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable includes the location of your database's shared libraries. For more information on deploying a database in a Unix, Linux or Mac OS X environment, see Database Deployment Issues. To view a demonstration of how to create an Iguana channel that interacts with a database, follow this link: Reading HL7 Messages Into a Database. | ||
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- Using an OCI Oracle Data Source
- Using an ODBC Oracle Data Source
- Setting Up an Oracle Database Instant Client
- Setting Up an ODBC Data Source for Oracle
- Setting Up an ODBC Data Source For MS SQL Server
- Setting Up an ODBC Data Source For MS Access
- Using a Database in a 64-bit Windows Environment
- Setting a Primary Key When Using Filemaker Pro
- Using Windows NT Authentication With ODBC
- Using MySQL in a 64-bit Mac OS X Environment
- Tuning Tips
- Database Troubleshooting