Assigning a subscription set to a JDBC subscription

After you define the subscription, you must specify what subscription sets use it. When you associate a subscription with a subscription set, you can then assign the subscription set to a group to provide members of the group access to the data and files defined in the subscriptions the subscription set references.

One subscription can be used by an unlimited number of subscription sets. However, two subscriptions that are defined with different privileges cannot belong to the same subscription set.

If two subscriptions subscribe to the same source table, each subscription must use a different mirror table. Two subscriptions with different privileges can use the same mirror only if they synchronize with different tables.

This task is part of the larger task of creating a JDBC subscription. When you have completed these steps, return to Creating a JDBC subscription.

Procedure

To specify the subscription sets that use this subscription:

  1. Go to the subscription sets page of the Create JDBC Subscription notebook.

  2. In the Available subscription sets list, select the subscription set that you want to associate the subscription with. Hold down the Ctrl key while selecting to select multiple subscription sets serially, or hold down the Shift key to select multiple subscription sets contiguously.

    If no subscription sets appear in the Available subscription sets list, click Create to create a subscription set without closing the current JDBC Subscription notebook. The Create Subscription Set notebook opens.

  3. Click > to assign the subscription sets, or click >> to assign all available subscription sets at once. Assigned subscription sets appear in the Selected subscription sets list.

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