ISWiSQLDatabaseServer Object
InstallShield 2020 » Automation Interface
Project:This information applies to the following project types:
| • | Basic MSI | 
| • | DIM | 
| • | InstallScript | 
| • | InstallScript MSI | 
ISWiSQLDatabaseServer represents a database server that you can choose to target by version requirements at run time. You can retrieve an ISWiSQLDatabaseServer object by using the ISWiSQLDatabaseServers collection.
Members
| Name | Type | Description | 
| Method | Call the InsertSQLScript method to insert an existing script file to a SQL Connection in the InstallShield interface. | |
| Collection | Returns the collection of ISWiSQLRequirements associated with this connection. | |
| Collection | Returns the collection of ISWiSQLScripts associated with this connection. | |
| Name | Read-Write Property | This string property gets or sets the connection name for the database server. | 
| Order | Read-Write Property | This integer property gets or sets the connection order. | 
| Password | Read-Write Property | This string gets or sets the password when you choose to connect to a server using SQL Server authentication. | 
| SelectDatabaseServer(Name As String) As Boolean | Read-Write Property | This string gets or sets the selected database server name. At runtime, the installation will establish a connection and perform specified requirement checks on the designated database servers based on the sequence of the servers as they are listed. | 
| Server | Read-Write Property | This string gets or sets the server name. At runtime, the installation uses this server name to connect to a SQL Server. This server will be used to install the SQL scripts contained within this connection. This value can be a property. Using a property allows you to dynamically set the name of this server at runtime. You must use the [Property] notation. | 
| UserName | Read-Write Property | This string gets or sets the user name when you choose to connect to a server using SQL Server authentication. | 
Applies To
| • | ISWiSQLConnection |