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setup a connection with database1 “applicationVar_name” & database2 “applicationVar_name”

setup a connection with database1 “applicationVar_name” & database2 “applicationVar_name”

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setup a connection with database1 “applicationVar_name” & database2 “applicationVar_name”

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Description

Will setup a connection for two databases in SQL database

Declaration
				
					
Then setup a connection with database1 "applicationVar_name1" & database2 "applicationVar_name2"
				
			
				
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<environment>
   <config>
    <name>applicationVar_name1</name>
    <type>database</type>
    <db_type>MYSQL</db_type>
    <db_version>8.3.0</db_version>
    <db_url>jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306</db_url>
    <db_con_type>STANDARD</db_con_type>
    <db_username>root</db_username>
    <db_password>root</db_password>
    <db_schema>soliterata</db_schema>
    <db_driver_name>com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver</db_driver_name>
</config>
 <config>
    <name>applicationVar_name2</name>
    <type>database</type>
    <db_type>MYSQL</db_type>
    <db_version>8.3.0</db_version>
    <db_url>jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306</db_url>
    <db_con_type>STANDARD</db_con_type>
    <db_username>root</db_username>
    <db_password>root</db_password>
    <db_schema>solite</db_schema>
    <db_driver_name>com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver</db_driver_name>
</config>
</environment>
				
			
				
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Remarks
  1. The “applicationVar_name” for both databases should be provided in double quotes.
Restriction
  1. Both configurations must be valid and defined in the application configuration file.

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