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---+ Linking Firebird Database Objects into Virtuoso
---++ Steps
1 Start the Virtuoso Web User Interface
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1 Select the "Conductor" link in the Left Frame and Login as the "dba" user.
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1 Select the "Databases" -> "External Data Source" -> "Data Sources" tab menu items
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1 Select the "Connect" button for the "fire" Firebird DSN.
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1 On successful connection Select the "Link Objects" button to obtain a list of available tables
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1 Select all the tables that are part of the "employee" catalog.
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1 Change the Catalog for each table to be "employee" using the "Set All" button.
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1 All the catalog names are changed to be "employee".
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1 Select the "Link" button to link the selected tables into Virtuoso
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1 On completion of the Link process the tables will be displayed in the "External Linked Objects" tab.
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1 At this point you can test the remotely linked tables by clicking on the link that accompanies each table. e.g. employee.fire.COUNTRY.%BR%%BR%
This will display the Interactive ISQL interface which will have been already populated with a suitable SQL statement.
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1 Select Execute to see data from the remotely linked table.
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1 The tables can also be viewed as part of the Virtuoso "SQL Schema Objects" under the "employee" catalog name.
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The Link process is now complete enabling the tables to be queried as if part of the Virtuoso Schema.
---++ Related
* [[VOSSQL2RDF][Mapping SQL Data to Linked Data Views]]
* [[VirtFirebirdEntityFrameworkUsage][Using Microsoft Entity Frameworks to Access Firebird Schema Objects with Virtuoso]]
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