Introduction to ESTARD Data MinerIntroduction to Data Mining
Step By Step Guide
Program Interface
Using Databases
Using Rules & Decision Trees
BI Functions
Reporting & Saving
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Loading a Database Using Native Drivers
The first step to start working with ESTARD Data Miner is to load the database.
From the file menu select "Load Learning Database" or
click the "Load Database" icon on "Database" page. This will open
the database loading wizard.
Using the native drivers to access your data:
1. Choose the driver type from the "Driver Type" drop down menu.
It can be:
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Depending on the database you are connecting to you will need to input
additional information as shown below:
For users of MSSQL2000 and MSSQL2005:
- User Name: Enter the user required by your database
- Password: Enter your password
- Database Name: Enter the name of the database you are accessing
- Database Server: Enter the IP or localhost name of your SQL server
- Schema Name: This is an optional entry, but is useful for filtering tables displayed when
loading the SQL database.
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For users of MySQL:
- User Name: Your MySQL user name
- Password: The password to your MySQL Account
- Database Name: The name of the database you are trying to
access (optional)
- Host: localhost or the IP address where the database is available.
- Port: The port you need to use to access the database. The default
value is example: 3306.
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For users of Oracle:
- User Name: Your user name for the Oracle Database
- Password: Your Oracle password
- Database: The IP address and location of your oracle database. For
example: 192.168.30.4/ORCL
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Other database types
For other database types just click on "Open Database" button and select
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3. Click on "Next" button
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4. Select tables you'd like to use from the list.
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5. Click on "Finish" button to connect to selected database.
To connect to databases you also can use ODBC
drivers.
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