Microsoft SQL Server
This page describes how to sync data into your Microsoft SQL Server instance.
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This page describes how to sync data into your Microsoft SQL Server instance.
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This guide will walk you through connecting to Microsoft SQL Server as a destination.
Visit the and click + New Destination.
Select Microsoft SQL Server from the menu.
Enter the requested database credentials:
Hostname
Host name or IP address of database
Port
Port of database (1433 by default for SQL Server)
Database Name
Name of database within SQL Server to connect to
Username
Username Census will use to connect
Password
Password Census will use to connect
Number of Client Connections
Value between 1 and 8 (default is 1). This is the maximum number of concurrent connections Census will use to connect to database. The default should be fine in most cases, but increasing this value can increase throughput on very large syncs.
Use SSH Tunnel
SSH Hostname
Hostname of the Census accessible SSH Tunnel bastion.
SSH Port
Port of SSH Tunnel bastion.
SSH Username
Username Census will use to connect to bastion.
To use SQL Server as a destination, Census requires permission to write to the desired destination tables, as well as read metadata about the table and database structures.
Object Name
Supported?
Sync Keys
Behaviors
Table
✅
Primary keys or columns with uniqueness constraints (should not be of the type uniqueidentifier
)
Update or Create, Update Only
Census can successfully connect to SQL Server instances that are using advanced networking controls including region constraints, IP address allow lists, or SSH Tunneling. For more information, see our Network Access Controls documentation.
Default: Off - Toggle on to indicate that Census should connect via an SSH Tunnel. For more information, see
if you want Census to support more sync behaviors for SQL Server.
via support@getcensus.com or start a conversation with us via the chat.