Tables: Selecting this option, the tables in your database will be displayed.By default, the items Tables and Views are already selected by Scriptcase. It allows the connection to see tables, views, system tables and procedures depending on the items selected by the user. Test connection: Click this button to get a response to the Scriptcase request to find out if the parameters entered are correct.Īccessing this tab, you can configure which Database items will be displayed on the connection, depending on the owner or not.Password: Enter the password to complete the authentication process. Username: Inform the user to authenticate the connection to your database. Database Name: List and select the database you will connect to.Port: Enter the port to connect to the MSSQL Server. Server/Host (Name or IP): Enter the IP or domain of the server where the database is installed and its instance separated by a backslash.ĮX: \SQLEXPRESS or 192.168.254.170\SQLEXPRESS.In this example, we use the Driver PDO DBLIB. By default, Scriptcase adds the prefix conn along with the database name.ĭBMS Driver: Select the MSSQL Server Driver to connect. Or access the Database > New connection menu.Īfter that, a screen will appear with all database connections.Įnter the parameters for connecting to your Azure MSSQL Server database as follows:Ĭonnection name: Define the name of your new connection. See below how to create a connection in your Scriptcase project, using the Enabled Driver ( MSSQL Server NATIVE SRV or MSSQL Server NATIVE SRV PDO) and the Azure MSSQL Server database.ġ - Access a project from your Scriptcase.Ģ - Click the New Connection icon to create a connection PHP 7.3 on macOS: click here Connection to Scriptcase Check below our documentation for installing PHP 7.3 with homebrew on macOS. If you have installed PHP 7.3 through our documentation using homebrew, PDO DBLIB is already enabled in PHP, requiring only the connection. The procedure below is only for manual installations of Scriptcase. IMPORTANT: If you are using Scriptcase’s automatic installer, the extensions are already enabled in PHP, ready for connection. Configuring and enabling the DBLIB PDO on macOS Using the brackets as database identifiers may lead to problems in the Scriptcase applications. If you need to use Database Identifiers in or tables, we recommend using the double quotation marks( “ ) instead of the brackets( ) because of the conflict with the Global Variables syntax of Scriptcase. If you are using your own pre-configured environment, MSSQL Server extensions must be enabled manually in PHP. In Scriptcase installed on Linux, we have the following driver available for connection to MSSQL Server: PDO DBLIB.
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