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  1. Data Sources

Microsoft SQL Server

In this page, we'll show you how to add a Microsoft SQL Server to Dataflake

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Steps to connect Microsoft SQL Server source to Dataflake is like connecting PostgreSQL to Dataflake. Read this to learn more

From the top navigation bar click on the icon.

Choose the Connection strings tab.

Click the Add button.

Enter the Name of your connection.

Select Microsoft SQL Server from the Connection type.

Enter your connection string.

  1. Server: domain, port, for example: 127.0.0.1,1433

  2. Database: name of your database

  3. User: username of the Database you want to connect

  4. Password: password of the Database you want to connect

Click Next then Click the Complete button to establish your Connection.

You can paste the host url in the Host box to connect to your database quickly

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