Description David Minsky 2011-07-06 17:25:47 EDT

DatasourceLogin is initialized with a default "user" property and an empty ("") username. Some drivers don't like the "user" and "password" properties, and therefore these should be easily removable from the DatasourceLogin's internal properties (passed at runtime to the driver/DS).

Problem:

1. Calling DatasourceLogin >> setUserName(null) does not remove the "user" property from the internal properties, and therefore the property is still passed at runtime. Inconveniently the following workaround must be used instead:

   DataSourceLogin.getProperties().remove("user");

2. Calling DatasourceLogin >> setPassword(null) removes the "password" property from the internal properties, so there is an element of inconsistency to the way that this works currently.

Proposing that calling DatasourceLogin >> setUserName(null) remove the "user" property from the DatasourceLogin's internal properties list.