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FMR requires a database in order to operate and supports the following 3 types of database:
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Fusion Metadata Registry needs an operating database to store the structural metadata, configuration settings and other operating information such as audit logs. The following types of database are supported:
  
* MySql [[Install_MySQL|More Information]]
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* [[Install_SQL Server|SQL Server]]
* Oracle [[Install_Oracle|More Information]]
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* [[Install_MySQL|MySQL]]
* SQL Server [[Install_SQL Server|More Information]]
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* [[Install_Oracle|Oracle]]
  
Since version 11.4.0 of FMR, the MySQL connector is no longer distributed within FMR itself. Please refer to the MySQL page for instructions on creating a connection from FMR to MySQL
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'''Note:''' Since version 11.4.0 of FMR, the MySQL connector is no longer distributed within FMR itself. Please refer to the MySQL page for instructions on creating a connection from FMR to MySQL.

Latest revision as of 06:15, 28 March 2024


Fusion Metadata Registry needs an operating database to store the structural metadata, configuration settings and other operating information such as audit logs. The following types of database are supported:

Note: Since version 11.4.0 of FMR, the MySQL connector is no longer distributed within FMR itself. Please refer to the MySQL page for instructions on creating a connection from FMR to MySQL.