Data Catalog Interface

To enable Data Catalog in a Fabric project, at least one interface type must be defined as a Data Catalog. The name of the default Data Catalog interface must be catalogdb. The names of additional interfaces of this type are not restricted to any specific values.

To create a new Data Catalog interface, do the following:

Go to Project Tree > Shared Objects, right click Interfaces, select New Interface and then select Data Catalog from the Interface Type dropdown menu to open the New Interface window.
Populate the connection's settings and click Save.

Connection Settings

Parameter	Description
Server	IP address of the OrientDB server. Use the IP that was introduced on the OrientDB log file when bringing up OrientDB. Click for more information about OrientDB setup.
Port	Port of the OrientDB server.
Database	OrientDB database name. Enter the name of an existing / new OrientDB database. If a new name is entered, the new OrientDB database is created during Write Catalog.
User	Username.
Password	Password.
Transactional	False (default) or True. Using the transactional interface synchronizes the Catalog Write executions in parallel, which will be used in a multi Fabric clusters with a single catalog DB instance.

Data Catalog Interface

To create a new Data Catalog interface, do the following:

Go to Project Tree > Shared Objects, right click Interfaces, select New Interface and then select Data Catalog from the Interface Type dropdown menu to open the New Interface window.
Populate the connection's settings and click Save.

Connection Settings

Parameter	Description
Server	IP address of the OrientDB server. Use the IP that was introduced on the OrientDB log file when bringing up OrientDB. Click for more information about OrientDB setup.
Port	Port of the OrientDB server.
Database	OrientDB database name. Enter the name of an existing / new OrientDB database. If a new name is entered, the new OrientDB database is created during Write Catalog.
User	Username.
Password	Password.
Transactional	False (default) or True. Using the transactional interface synchronizes the Catalog Write executions in parallel, which will be used in a multi Fabric clusters with a single catalog DB instance.