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In BusinessEvents 3.x, what is the significance of "n" in be.oracle.dburi.n ?


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TIBCO BusinessEvents 3.x
TIBCO Designer



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1).  be.oracle.dburi.n ->  Specifies the path from the project root to the JDBC Connection  resource that defines the connection to the backing store database
                

Example:
    be.oracle.dburi.0 /SharedResources/JDBCConnection.sharedjdbc


2). Multiple backing stores are identified by the number "n" in the property name. Each backing store has its own set of connection and pool properties.

    
3). Multiple Backing Stores Settings end in .n where "n" is a number that identifies the
backing store. For one backing store, leave blank or use .0 . For two backing stores, use .0 and .1 to identify the backing stores. Configure one as active and one as inactive (for fault tolerance.)