Before you create a proxy table, you must perform the following procedures:
Enabling Component Integration Services
CIS is configured by default in Adaptive Server 12.5.
Select the Adaptive Server installation for which you want to enable Component Integration Services.
Select File | Configure, or right-click the server icon.
From the list of parameters, select enable cis.
Set the value to 1.
Restart Adaptive Server.
Enabling CIS RPC handling
Select the Adapter Server where you want to enable CIS RPC handling.
Select File | Configure.
Select CIS RPC handling. Change the value to 1.
To handle outbound remote procedure calls (RPCs), after Component Integration Services is enabled choose between:
Site handler and outbound RPCs Within an Adaptive Server, outgoing RPCs are transmitted by means of a site handler, which passes multiple requests through a single physical connection to a remote server.
CIS and outbound RPCs Outgoing RPC requests are routed through CIS, which uses persistent Client-Library connections to handle the RPC request.
Adding a remote server
Select the Remote Servers folder.
Select File | New | Remote Server, or double-click the Add Remote Server icon from the list of remote servers.
Follow the instructions in the wizard.
Mapping local logins to external (remote) logins
for CIS
Mapping external logins for Component Integration Services is done from the local server. This procedure is also valid for mapping logins when you use CIS RPC handling.
Select a remote server to which Component Integration Services will connect.
Select the CIS Mapping tab.
Click Add. The Add CIS Mapping dialog box opens.
In the local login box, select a login or a role from the drop-down list.
In the remote login box, type the remote login you want the local login to use to connect to the remote server.
Enter and confirm a password for the remote login.