OpenText Cordys 10.6 documentation : UpdateDSO (Deprecated)

UpdateDSO (Deprecated)

This Web service operation is used to update or edit the information provided for a database configuration.
Note: The name of the database configuration cannot be updated.

SOAP Request

<UpdateDSO xmlns="http://schemas.cordys.com/DSOConfig/1.0">
    <dso>
        <name>test#system</name>
        <type>Relational</type>
        <description>test</description>
        <configuration>
            <component name="Connection pool">
                <provider>SQLOLEDB</provider>
                <driverName>OLEDB</driverName>
                <defaultDatabase>OLEDB</defaultDatabase>
                <server>srv-ind-intdb</server>
                <userName>sa</userName>
                <password>c0rdys</password>
            </component>
        </configuration>
    </dso>
</UpdateDSO>

Request Parameters

Parameter

Description

Data Type

Accepted Input Values

type

Indicates the type of database configuration

String

Relational

description

Description of the database configuration

String

-

configuration

Indicates the configuration details of the database

  • provider
  • driverName - OLEDB or JDBC
  • defaultDatabase
  • server
  • userName
  • password

SOAP Response

<UpdateDSOResponse xmlns="http://schemas.cordys.com/DSOConfig/1.0" xmlns:SOAP="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
    <dso xmlns="http://schemas.cordys.com/DSOConfig/1.0" xmlns:SOAP="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
        <name>test#system</name>
        <type>Relational</type>
        <description>test</description>
        <configuration>
            <component name="Connection pool">
                <provider>SQLOLEDB</provider>
                <driverName>OLEDB</driverName>
                <defaultDatabase>OLEDB</defaultDatabase>
                <server>srv-ind-intdb</server>
                <userName>sa</userName>
                <password>c0rdys</password>
            </component>
        </configuration>
    </dso>
</UpdateDSOResponse>