Data Sources

Click to test the connection to the data source, which verifies that

• The user ID and password are valid for databases.

Click to verify the data is available in the database.

Note

Objects should only be recompiled for SQL Server databases created for the project. Objects may need to be recompiled a few times. If the recompile fails after three attempts, submit an issue to SAP Support using component XX-PART-SYN.

Displays name of the data source.

Displays the type of data source. The default value is 'Syniti Connector'.

Click to open the Audit Configuration page to enable auditing for specific tables in the database. This icon is only enabled for SQL Server data sources if the data source is protected (if the Protected check box on the Vertical View of this page is checked).

Displays the type of data source: Syniti Connector

Connection Settings

Select the Connection ID that represents this Data Source connection.

Note

The Connector ID list is sourced from Knowledge Platform . The Connections are created here: Create Connections

Select the Connector ID that represents this Data Source connection.

Note

The Connector ID list is sourced from Knowledge Platform . The Connections are created here: Create Connections

If checked, the data source is active. If unchecked, the data source is inactive.

If checked, the data source is protected (read only) and no schema changes will be performed by Construct.

Features that make changes to the data source are hidden/disabled (for example, Recompile Objects, Append System Columns, auditing, and building WebApps).

Connection Properties

Displays the number of seconds until the connection times out and Construct displays an error message stating that the connection failed. Generally, this value does not need to be changed to a value higher than 30 seconds, and adjustment to values above that should be made after checking with SAP Support using component XX-PART-SYN Syniti Support.

Displays the number of seconds until the command times out, the execution of the command fails, and Construct displays a notification about the error. Insufficient command timeouts are the main cause of timeout errors in Construct and this parameter may be increased to a high value to accommodate long running processes.