How can I determine if Database Toolkit is present in my installation?
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I am a first time user of Matlab.
I need to connect to a custom database (I have the jdbc driver) to import some data for analysis.
Our IT says the Database Toolkit is installed with the product. But when I try to create a connection (following the docs) I get the following error:
>> conn = database('TeiidOW', 'user', 'user', 'teiid-8.4.0.Final-jdbc','jdbc:teiid:OpenWorks@mm://localhost:31000;version=1');
Undefined function 'database' for input arguments of type 'char'.
BTW, I added the jdbc driver to classpath.txt and restarted MatLab.
Any pointers are much appreciated.
Thanks in advance Srini
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Mischa Kim
on 3 Feb 2014
Edited: Mischa Kim
on 3 Feb 2014
Use the
ver
command to list all installed toolboxes. Additionally, you can list all licensed toolboxes with
license('inuse')
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Andreas Goser
on 3 Feb 2014
It is actually both - you need to check with VER if it is installed and LICENSE to see if it is licensed. There are good reasons why in your environment only one is true.
Note that the 'inuse' option would only return what you successfully haved used. In your case it is better to run
license('test','Database_Toolbox')
which should return 1.
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Srini
on 3 Feb 2014
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Andreas Goser
on 5 Feb 2014
See my comment. If licence('inuse') just returns "matlab", this is not a proof Database tbx is not installed...
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