This article explains how to set up a connection from Templafy to your Microsoft Server SQL tables in order to utilize the data residing in your SQL tables to dynamically populate documents with up-to-date information.
Prerequisites
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How to set up Microsoft SQL Server as a Data Connector in Templafy
- In the Admin Center, access Integrations section.
- Go in Available tab.
- Find/Search for Microsoft SQL Server.
- Click +.
- Enter the required information:
- Server
- Port: if not specified, the default 1433 Port will be used.
- Database
- User ID
- Password
- Optionally, test the connection by clicking Test connection.
- Click Save.
Important
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Only User ID and Password authentication is supported.
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Views will not be supported as they do not carry an ID which is necessary in Templafy. Only tables and relationships between tables will be supported.
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Only relationships with constraints between tables are supported.
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Stored procedures and functions are also not supported.
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Tables meant to be used with the connector must have an ID to be utilized in Templafy - The ID column will be the Primary key of the table (docs).
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Tables are only supported if they have a primary key and the primary key is a single column, i.e. composite keys are not supported.
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Relationships are only supported when there are explicit foreign key constraints in the database / Relations must have foreign key references.
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Note
- Once the data connector has been set up, you can navigate to the Resources to add the relevant external data sources.
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