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| Mode | Description |
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| Passthrough | The Parasoft JDBC Driver will delegate JDBC calls to the original driver implementation class with no data capture or recording. This mode is designed to effectively turn the Parasoft JDBC Driver off and have the system at a state similar to the original configuration as if the driver is not there. Note that the JDBC calls still go through the driver and are delegated to the original driver – ; the Parasoft JDBC Driver is still there in the middle. |
| Record | The Parasoft JDBC Driver will delegate JDBC calls to the original driver implementation class while capturing SQL queries and ResultSet data that is returned from the original driver. The captured data is transmitted to the Virtualize Server connected to this Parasoft JDBC Driver. |
| Virtualize | JDBC calls received by the Parasoft JDBC Driver will be routed to the Parasoft Virtualize Server, and the ResultSet data received from the Virtualize server will be returned to the application. This mode assumes that recording has already been performed and that Virtualize Server has been configured with a virtual asset so it can respond to the Parasoft JDBC Driver (see Deploying Virtual Assets - Overview Virtualize for details). For details on how to control which virtual asset is called, see Specifying which Which Virtual Asset the Parasoft JDBC Driver Calls. |
| Hybrid | In this mode, the Parasoft JDBC Driver behavior will be the same as in Virtualize mode—except mode, except when no matching virtualization data is found. For those cases, it will delegate the JDBC calls to the original driver implementation class with no data capture or recording. For details on how to control which virtual asset is called, see Specifying which Which Virtual Asset the Parasoft JDBC Driver Calls. |
| Failover | In this mode, the Parasoft JDBC Driver will delegate JDBC calls to the original driver implementation class unless a failure (SQL exception) occurs. If a failure occurs, JDBC calls received by the Parasoft JDBC Driver will be rerouted to the Parasoft Virtualize Server, and the ResultSet data received from the Virtualize server will be returned to the application. For details on how to control which virtual asset is called, see Specifying which Which Virtual Asset the Parasoft JDBC Driver Calls. This mode requires Virtualize 9.9.4 or later. |
Switching Modes From the Virtualize UI
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| Icon | Mode |
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| Passthrough |
| Record |
| Virtualize, Hybrid, Failover |
Switching Modes
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from Environment Manager
See the Environment Manager User’s Guide.