Databases Reference
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2. In the following window (Figure 1-14), choose
Create a new connection
or
Use an existing connection
. Once your choice is made, click
Finish
to
return to the Specify a Project window.
Upon choosing the newly-created project name, the name of the stored
procedure and the language of the procedure need to be specified as shown
in Figure 1-14.
Figure 1-14 Specifying language type for stored procedure
3. Once selections are made, you are prompted for the password to connect to
the target database (if the connection does not already exist). The wizard
then steps you through the creation of the procedure.
Creating SQLJ
Before invoking the wizard, you need to create the Java project prior to the SQLJ
creation using the wizard (see Figure 1-15):
1. Click
File
→
New
→
Other
, or click
New toolbar
. Expand the Java folder and
select
Java Project
. Specify the new project name. Here you can specify
other options such as JDK™ compliance level. Click
Finish
to complete the
creation of the new Java Project as shown in Figure 1-15 on page 29.
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