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use Oracle wallet to connect via node?
I'd like to use an Oracle wallet in lieu of hardcoding the user ID and password in my javascript or config files. I have tried dropping the user and password parameters from the connect and simply using a connection string in this format ="/@db_alias" but am not able to log in. I get an error about invalid username and password. Has anyone else been successful in using a wallet to authenticate with the node module?
Best Answer
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I figured this out... I enabled external authentication and left the connection = to the db_alias without a slash or @.
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I figured this out... I enabled external authentication and left the connection = to the db_alias without a slash or @.
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The doc is https://github.com/oracle/node-oracledb/blob/master/doc/api.md#extauth
On re-reading I can see where improvements can be made.
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Thanks, It has solved my issue to connect Oracle using SSIS 2008/2012 through Wallet authentication.
I used below steps:
Use ADO.NET Connection " Provider = .Net Providers\OracleClient Data Provider
Server Name = "Wallet Alias" (With out "/@")
In ALL Section
Integrated Security = True
Test Connection Succeeded
Regards,
Sunil