This topic describes how to create, log on to, edit, or delete databases using HoloWeb.
Prerequisites
Instances are logged in. For more information, see Log on to an instance.
Create a database
Log on to the Hologres management console.
In the top navigation bar, select a region.
Click Go to HoloWeb to open the HoloWeb developer page.
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On the HoloWeb development page, click .
Alternatively, in the Metadata Management interface, right-click the target connection in the Logged-on Instances list, and select Create Database.

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Configure the Database Name, Permission Model, and Log On parameters, then click OK.

Parameter
Description
Instance Name
The name of the logged-on instance where the current database resides is displayed by default.
Database Name
Name the current database.
NoteThe configured database name must be unique.
Access Policy
Configure permissions for the database as needed. For more information about access policies, see:
Log on Immediately
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Yes: Use the created database directly after logging on.
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No: Log on to the database before using it.
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Log on to a database
On the HoloWeb development page, log on to a database in the Metadata Management interface as follows:
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When creating a database, set the Log On parameter to Yes. The database is logged on by default and ready for use.
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When creating a database, set the Log On parameter to No. Right-click the target unlogged-on database in the Logged-on Instances list, and select Log On to Database.
NoteWhen the database is logged on, the
icon is bright black. When the database is not logged on, the icon is grayed out.
Edit a database
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On the HoloWeb development page, the Logged-on Instances list in the Metadata Management interface displays all logged-on instance names.
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Right-click the target database, and select Edit Database.
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Modify the value of the Permission Model parameter as needed.
NoteCurrently, Edit Database only supports modifying the Permission Model configuration item.
Delete a database
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On the HoloWeb development page, the Logged-on Instances list in the Metadata Management interface displays all logged-on instance names.
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Right-click the target database, and select Delete Database.
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After confirming the database content, click OK.
References
You can also create, modify, and delete databases using SQL statements. For more information, see: