Use the JDBC tab of the Endpoints & Environments editor to modify an existing connection string for different environments. ReadyAPI will use the specified connection string when you switch between environments.
Tip: | To add a new database connection, use JDBC connections. |
On the JDBC tab, you can see all the JDBC connections that were configured in the Database Manager. The table has three columns:
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Name – The connection name.
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Driver – The database driver.
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Connection String – A connection string for the JDBC driver.
To add connection options, create new JDBC connections in the Databases dialog.
To remove a JDBC connection, delete it in the Databases dialog.
To edit connection options, select a connection and click , or double-click the connection in the table.

Here, you can edit the following options:
Option | Description |
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Click to test the configuration. |
Driver |
The JDBC driver. |
Host |
The database server address. |
Port |
The port used to access the database. |
User |
The database user. |
Password |
The database password. |
Database |
The database name. |
Properties |
Additional properties that will be passed to the database driver. |
See Also
SOAP Tab
REST Tab
Custom Project Properties Tab
JMS Tab
Environments