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| <aid="DatabaseType"href="#DatabaseType">DatabaseType</a> | Defines the database engine which is used as the Mendix database. Valid values are `HSQLDB`, `MYSQL`, `ORACLE`, `POSTGRESQL`, `SAPHANA`, and `SQLSERVER`. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUserName"href="#DatabaseUserName">DatabaseUserName</a> | Name required for authentication to the database. ||
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| <aid="DatabasePassword"href="#DatabasePassword">DatabasePassword</a> | Password for the `DatabaseUserName` supplied above. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseHost"href="#DatabaseHost">DatabaseHost</a> | The host name and optionally the TCP port number of the database. Use a colon (`:`) as separator between the host name and port number. Possible values are: `db.url.org`, `db.url.org:1521`, `10.0.0.5`, and`10.0.0.5:1433`\. It is possible to use a plain IPv6 address by enclosing it in brackets (for example, `[::1]:5432`).<br/>This will be overridden if you supply [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl).||
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| <aid="DatabaseName"href="#DatabaseName">DatabaseName</a> | The name of the database or schema used by the Mendix app <br/>This will be overridden if you supply [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseHost"href="#DatabaseHost">DatabaseHost</a> | The host name and optionally the TCP port number of the database. Use a colon (`:`) as separator between the host name and port number. Possible values are: `db.url.org`, `db.url.org:1521`, `10.0.0.5`, and`10.0.0.5:1433`\. It is possible to use a plain IPv6 address by enclosing it in brackets (for example, `[::1]:5432`).<br/>This will be overridden if you supply [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl).
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| <aid="DatabaseName"href="#DatabaseName">DatabaseName</a> | The name of the database or schema used by the Mendix app <br/>Depending on the database type, it is required even if a `DatabaseJdbcUrl` is defined. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseJdbcUrl"href="#DatabaseJdbcUrl">DatabaseJdbcUrl</a> | Defines the JDBC URL to use for the database connection (which overrides the other database connection settings). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUseSsl"href="#DatabaseUseSsl">DatabaseUseSsl</a> | When `true`, the connection will be made using SSL without certificate validation. If you need certificate validation, use [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl) instead.<br />When `false`, the connection will be made without SSL (this is only relevant for SQL Server, which uses SSL by default). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity"href="#DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity">DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity</a> | This setting defines whether integrated security will be used to authenticate to SQL Server. If true, user name and password will not be used.<br />Ensure that the proper domain user for accessing the SQL Server is authenticated on the runtime server using the `kinit` command. | false |
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| <aid="DatabaseType"href="#DatabaseType">DatabaseType</a> | Defines the database engine which is used as the Mendix database. Valid values are `HSQLDB`, `MYSQL`, `ORACLE`, `POSTGRESQL`, `SAPHANA`, and `SQLSERVER`. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUserName"href="#DatabaseUserName">DatabaseUserName</a> | Name required for authentication to the database. ||
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| <aid="DatabasePassword"href="#DatabasePassword">DatabasePassword</a> | Password for the `DatabaseUserName` supplied above. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseHost"href="#DatabaseHost">DatabaseHost</a> | The host name and optionally the TCP port number of the database. Use a colon (`:`) as separator between the host name and port number. Possible values are: `db.url.org`, `db.url.org:1521`, `10.0.0.5`, and`10.0.0.5:1433`\. It is possible to use a plain IPv6 address by enclosing it in brackets (for example, `[::1]:5432`).<br/>This will be overridden if you supply [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseName"href="#DatabaseName">DatabaseName</a> | The name of the database or schema used by the Mendix app <br/>This will be overridden if you supply [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseJdbcUrl"href="#DatabaseJdbcUrl">DatabaseJdbcUrl</a> | Defines the JDBC URL to use for the database connection (which overrides the other database connection settings). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseHost"href="#DatabaseHost">DatabaseHost</a> | The host name and optionally the TCP port number of the database. Use a colon (`:`) as separator between the host name and port number. Possible values are: `db.url.org`, `db.url.org:1521`, `10.0.0.5`, and`10.0.0.5:1433`\. It is possible to use a plain IPv6 address by enclosing it in brackets (for example, `[::1]:5432`).<br/>This will be overridden if you supply [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl).
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| <aid="DatabaseName"href="#DatabaseName">DatabaseName</a> | The name of the database or schema used by the Mendix app <br/>Depending on the database type, it is required even if a `DatabaseJdbcUrl` is defined. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUseSsl"href="#DatabaseUseSsl">DatabaseUseSsl</a> | When `true`, the connection will be made using SSL without certificate validation. If you need certificate validation, use [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl) instead.<br />When `false`, the connection will be made without SSL (this is only relevant for SQL Server, which uses SSL by default). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity"href="#DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity">DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity</a> | This setting defines whether integrated security will be used to authenticate to SQL Server. If true, user name and password will not be used.<br />Ensure that the proper domain user for accessing the SQL Server is authenticated on the runtime server using the `kinit` command. | false |
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| <aid="LogMinDurationQuery"href="#LogMinDurationQuery">LogMinDurationQuery</a> | Defines whether database queries are logged via the `ConnectionBus_Queries` log node if they finished after the number of milliseconds specified here. By default, only the relevant SQL query will be logged. Set the log level of the `ConnectionBus_Queries` log node to `TRACE` to show more information about the page or the microflow which leads to this query. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseType"href="#DatabaseType">DatabaseType</a> | Defines the database engine which is used as the Mendix database. Valid values are `DB2`, `HSQLDB`, `MYSQL`, `ORACLE`, `POSTGRESQL`, `SAPHANA`, and `SQLSERVER`. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUserName"href="#DatabaseUserName">DatabaseUserName</a> | Name required for authentication to the database. ||
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| <aid="DatabasePassword"href="#DatabasePassword">DatabasePassword</a> | Password for the `DatabaseUserName` supplied above. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseHost"href="#DatabaseHost">DatabaseHost</a> | The host name and optionally the TCP port number of the database. Use a colon (`:`) as separator between the host name and port number. Possible values are: `db.url.org`, `db.url.org:1521`, `10.0.0.5`, and`10.0.0.5:1433`\. It is possible to use a plain IPv6 address by enclosing it in brackets (for example, `[::1]:5432`).<br/>This will be overridden if you supply `DatabaseJdbcUrl`. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseName"href="#DatabaseName">DatabaseName</a> | The name of the database or schema used by the Mendix app <br/>This will be overridden if you supply **DatabaseJdbcUrl**. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseHost"href="#DatabaseHost">DatabaseHost</a> | The host name and optionally the TCP port number of the database. Use a colon (`:`) as separator between the host name and port number. Possible values are: `db.url.org`, `db.url.org:1521`, `10.0.0.5`, and`10.0.0.5:1433`\. It is possible to use a plain IPv6 address by enclosing it in brackets (for example, `[::1]:5432`).<br/>This will be overridden if you supply [DatabaseJdbcUrl](#DatabaseJdbcUrl).
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| <aid="DatabaseName"href="#DatabaseName">DatabaseName</a> | The name of the database or schema used by the Mendix app <br/>Depending on the database type, it is required even if a `DatabaseJdbcUrl` is defined. ||
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| <aid="DatabaseJdbcUrl"href="#DatabaseJdbcUrl">DatabaseJdbcUrl</a> | Defines the JDBC URL to use for the database connection (which overrides the other database connection settings). ||
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| <aid="DatabaseUseSsl"href="#DatabaseUseSsl">DatabaseUseSsl</a> | For PostgreSQL databases, defines whether the connection will be made using SSL without certificate validation. If you need certificate validation, use **DatabaseJdbcUrl** instead. | false |
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| <aid="DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity"href="#DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity">DatabaseUseIntegratedSecurity</a> | This setting defines whether integrated security will be used to authenticate to SQL Server. If true, user name and password will not be used.<br />If the runtime is not running on Windows, it must be instructed to use JavaKerberos authentication: for versions of Mendix below 9.23.0, add `;integratedSecurity=true;authenticationScheme=JavaKerberos` to **DatabaseJdbcUrl**. In addition, ensure that the proper domain user for accessing the SQL Server is authenticated on the runtime server using the `kinit` command. | false |
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