SingleStoreDB connection

To access your data in SingleStoreDB, create a connection asset for it.

SingleStoreDB is a fast, distributed, and highly scalable cloud-based SQL database. You can use SingleStoreDB to power real-time and data-intensive applications.

Create a connection to SingleStoreDB

To create the connection asset, you need these connection details:

  • Database (optional): If you do not enter a database name, you must enter the catalog name, schema name, and the table name in the properties for SQL queries.
  • Hostname or IP address
  • Port number
  • Username and password
  • SSL certificate (if required by the database server)

For Credentials and Certificates, you can use secrets if a vault is configured for the platform and the service supports vaults. For information, see Using secrets from vaults in connections.

Choose the method for creating a connection based on where you are in the platform

In a project
Click Assets > New asset > Prepare data > Connect to a data source. See Adding a connection to a project.
In a catalog
Click Add to catalog > Connection. See Adding a connection asset to a catalog.
In a deployment space
Click Import assets > Data access > Connection. See Adding data assets to a deployment space.
In the Platform assets catalog
Click New connection. See Adding platform connections.

Next step: Add data assets from the connection

Where you can use this connection

You can use the SingleStoreDB connection in the following workspaces and tools:

Projects

Catalogs

  • Platform assets catalog

  • Other catalogs (IBM Knowledge Catalog)

    Note:

    Preview, profile, and masking are not certified for this connection in IBM Knowledge Catalog.

Data Product Hub
You can connect to this data source from Data Product Hub. For instructions, see Connectors for Data Product Hub.

Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) compliance

The SingleStoreDB connection cannot be created in a FIPS environment.

SingleStoreDB setup

To set up SingleStoreDB, see Getting Started with SingleStoreDB Cloud.

Running SQL statements

To ensure that your SQL statements run correctly, refer to the SingleStoreDB Docs SQL Reference for the correct syntax.

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Parent topic: Supported connections