JMS Persistent Mode (can I use alternate provider, ie database)

[Former Member]

When I am using JMS Persistence in Queued messages or PubSub, can I use an alternate form of persistence.

In other words can I run persistence thru a database like DB2 or Oracle, instead of the native support by the SAP engine.

I dont mean using MQSeries or another JMS provider, but rather having the SAP JMS connect to DB2 or Oracle to provide a more robust form of persistence.

Is that possible ?

Thanks, John

[Former Member]

Does this mean that the MAX DB that comes with the Sneak Preview install is actually MS SQL ?

Thanks, John

[Former Member]

Do you mean that instead of installing with MaxDB, I would install with MS-SQL or DB2 ?

If so, how would I do that using the Sneak preview package installer ?

Thanks, John

[Former Member]

Hello John,

Yes, that was exactly what I meant. In the download section there is a Sneak preview with Linux and DB2.

I think that the Sneak preview was available for MS-SQL as well while the official versions support more DBMS-s. However I am certainly no expert on the installation, I have just small JMS experience and I was trying to help.

Please have a look at :

where another user was asking about possible installations.

Best Regards

Peter

[Former Member]

Hello John,

The JMS will use only the system tables in the engine database, there is no way for you to use alternative form of persistence only for the JMS.

However you could install and use the server with different databases. If you are interested please have a look at the supported databases and the links to the documentation for them at

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/90/ed8e3f55b20617e10000000a114084/frameset.htm

Best Regards

Peter Peshev