Azure Synapse
Adding Synapse to your decube connections helps your team to find relevant datasets, understand their quality via incident monitoring and apply governance policies via our data catalog.
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Adding Synapse to your decube connections helps your team to find relevant datasets, understand their quality via incident monitoring and apply governance policies via our data catalog.
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Connecting to Azure Synapse requires credentials that can be easily found through this guide. These credentials include:
username
password
host
database
Ensure the Azure account you logged into has access to Azure Synapse credentials.
Log into your Azure account that has access to manage Synapse and click on the Synapse workspace of your choice. These are the information that you need to be aware of.
Dedicated SQL server URL (1) or Serverless SQL endpoint (2). Depending on where the database you want to connect with decube resides, we will need to input this information for Host.
These are highlighted and numbered on the relevant image below.
Click on the Synapse workspace of your choice. These are the credentials that we will need from here.
Username
Password
Database name
Select the master database on the Use database
drop-down and create this login, we recommend calling it decube_login
.
Save this login value and password value, the login will be for the Username
and Password
credentials respectively.
Select the database you wish to connect with decube on with the Connect to
and Use database
drop-down. Create a user with the mapping for the login. We recommend naming it decube_user
.
Save the database name as we will need that as the Database
credential.
(a) If the database is in a serverless SQL built-in pool, run this code.
(b) Run this if it's in a dedicated SQL pool