MSSQL Setup Guide
- 02 Jul 2021
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MSSQL Setup Guide
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This document describes the basic setup of the MSSQL data source. Panoply only supports the 2016 (and up) editions of MSSQL.Before you startNote
To configure this data source:
- If necessary, whitelist Panoply.
- To ensure data security, databases with production data are typically not publicly available. To allow Panoply to access your data, see Whitelisting.
- Click Data Sources in the navigation menu.
- Click the Add Data Source button.
- Search for MSSQL and select it.
- Enter the credentials to connect Panoply to MSSQL. If you're not sure what your connection details are, contact your administrator.
- Host Address - The URL of the MSSQL database or the IP address of the host server.
- URL example:
your.server.com
- IP example:
123.45.67.89
- URL example:
- Port - The port number of the MSSQL server. This is
1433
for most connections. - To connect using SSL instead:
- Enter your Client Certificate
- Enter your Client Key
- Enter your SSL Certificate
- Host Address - The URL of the MSSQL database or the IP address of the host server.
- Enter your MSSQL username and password. This user must have permission to access the data. If the permissions are not in place, some of the data will not be available.
- All information entered into Panoply is encrypted to ensure the security of your data. See Data Protection for more information on how Panoply actively provides data security.
- Select the MSSQL database to connect to. Panoply loads a list of tables and views from your database.
- Select the MSSQL tables and views from which to collect data.
- Click Save Changes and then click Collect.
- The data source appears grayed out while the collection runs.
- You may add additional data sources while this collection runs.
- You can monitor this collection from the Jobs page or the Data Sources page.
- After a successful collection, navigate to the Tables page to review the data results.
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