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I ended up using environment properties because I saw some funky stuff going on with DB connections and environments as well.
Hopefully that helps.
- Trojka9 years agoOccasional Contributor
Thanks, I've set it up using your instruction: I've made a DB connection that is using the properties. Although the connection tests work, the Datasource in the TestSuite tells me that 'some connection settings are missing'. :( Any idea?
- Trojka9 years agoOccasional Contributor
Btw, the JDBC driver connection (com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver) looks like this now:
jdbc:sqlserver://${#Project#DBHost}:${#Project#DBPort};databaseName=${#Project#DBDatabase};user=${#Project#DBUsername};password=${#Project#DBPassword}
(the last one shows up as PASS_VALUE)
It works in the Database configuration screen.
- Trojka9 years agoOccasional Contributor
Aaaaaah, I found it. I was editing the properties at project level. When I was checking the properties at environment level, I found that my freshly made DB connection had no parameters yet!
So I added them there, and now it works. :-)