Connect to MySQL
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Upgrading from v6 to v7?
Please review the Upgrading Decisions (v6 to v7) article for IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS.
Version 7.x .NET Architecture Change:
Versions 7.0.1 - 7.1 require .NET Core 3.1
Versions 7.2 - 7.9 require .NET 5
Versions 7.10+ require .NET 6
Versions 7.0.1 - 7.1 require .NET Core 3.1
Versions 7.2 - 7.9 require .NET 5
Versions 7.10+ require .NET 6
Impact on Upgrades:
- ALL custom libraries will need to be recompiled for the new .NET architecture.
- Custom assemblies will need to be re-written.
- Modules may require reinstallation or design refactoring.
Overview
This tutorial demonstrates how to connect the Decisions platform to a MySQL database. The Query Editor can search and view the contents of the MySQL database.
MySQL functionality requires manual installation of the MySQL connector.
MySQL Install
- After installing Decisions using MS SQL, visit the MySQL Product Archives Page.
- Select Product Version: 8.0.18, set the OS to .NET & Mono, and then click Download. An Oracle Login is not required.
- Extract and open the downloaded .zip file.
- Within the v4.5.2 folder, locate and copy MySql.Data.dll.
- Paste these files into C:\Program Files\Decisions\Decisions Server\Instances\Control\CustomReferences\.
- Restart the Decisions Server or IIS App Pool.
- Upon reconnection to the Studio, navigate to System > Integrations > Databases. Click CREATE CONNECTION in the top action bar.
- In the Database Integration panel, specify a Connection Name, e.g., "MySQLtest," and set the Database Type to MYSQL. Configure the connection via MYSQL Server fields or Custom Connection String.
- Click TEST to confirm successful connectivity, then click OK.
For further information on Installation, visit the Decisions Forum.
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