Integration/Tutorials/connect-to-the-database.md
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**Instructions :**
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* You must have a functioning database in order to connect Izenda Reports
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-* _**Important!**_ For these steps, the database and NOT the file system must have the following permissions set:
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- * Izenda Reports must have access to the metadata in the database
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- * Ensure that the database login can read the tables and views
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+* _**Important!**_ Ensure that the database login can read the tables and views
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* Open your Izenda Reports Global.asax file in your IDE and find the ``InitializeReporting()`` method.
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* Update the [[LicenseKey|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/LicenseKey]] and [[ConnectionString|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/SqlServerConnectionString]]
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* Sample standard connection string (local database):
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**Instructions:**
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* You must have a functioning database in order to connect Izenda Reports
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-* _**Important!**_ For these steps, the database and NOT the file system must have the following permissions set:
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- * Izenda Reports must have access to the metadata in the database
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- * Ensure that the database login can read the tables and views
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+* _**Important!**_ Ensure that the database login can read the tables and views
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* Open your Izenda Reports Global.asax file in your IDE and find the ``InitializeReporting()`` method.
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* Update the [[LicenseKey|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/LicenseKey]] and [[ConnectionString|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/OracleConnectionString]]
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* You can use your [[TNSNames.ora|http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Tnsnames.ora]] file to create the connection string or you can plug the connection string directly into the OracleConnectionString.
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**Instructions:**
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* You must have a functioning database in order to connect Izenda Reports
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-* _**Important!**_ For these steps, the database and NOT the file system must have the following permissions set:
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- * Izenda Reports must have access to the metadata in the database
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- * Ensure that the database login can read the tables and views
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+* _**Important!**_ Ensure that the database login can read the tables and views
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* Open your Izenda Reports Global.asax file in your IDE and find the ``InitializeReporting()`` method.
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* Update the [[LicenseKey|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/LicenseKey]] and [[ConnectionString|http://wiki.izenda.us/API/CodeSamples/MySqlConnectionString]]
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* Sample standard connection string (using SSL):
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The PostgreSQLConnectionString is what Izenda AdHoc uses to initialize an PostgreSQL connection. This will do all the heavy lifting for including tables, functions, and stored procedures. It will also build queries utilizing the Izenda PostgreSQL Driver.
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Below is a sample global.asax using the PostgreSQLConnectionString setting. The code block will appear within ``<script runat="server"> </script>`` tags within global.asax.
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**Global.asax (C♯)**