PostgreSQL Integration Documentation
Table of Parameters
Key | Description | Optional | Data Type |
---|---|---|---|
name | Name of connection | text | |
driver | Must be postgres | text | |
multiStatementTransactionEnabled | Reuse db connection across query executions | boolean | |
idleTimeoutSeconds | Seconds to allow connection to be idle before closing | number | |
queryTimeout | Seconds to allow any query to run before cancelling | number | |
host | Host/Server/IP Address | text | |
port | Port | Yes | text |
database | Database | text | |
username | Database Username | text | |
password | Database Password | text | |
postgresSsl | Use SSL | Yes | boolean |
postgresSslSelfSigned | Allow self-signed SSL certificate | Yes | boolean |
postgresCert | Database Certificate Path | Yes | text |
postgresKey | Database Key Path | Yes | text |
postgresCA | Database CA Path | Yes | text |
useSocks | Connect through SOCKS proxy | Yes | boolean |
socksHost | Proxy hostname | Yes | text |
socksPort | Proxy port | Yes | text |
socksUsername | Username for socks proxy | Yes | text |
socksPassword | Password for socks proxy | Yes | text |
Setup Information
To integrate PostgreSQL with our system, follow these steps:
-
Select the PostgreSQL Connector: Select the PostgreSQL connector on import page in
Connection
modal. -
Configure Connection Parameters: Use the parameters listed above to configure the connection to your PostgreSQL instance.
-
Verify Connection: After configuring the parameters, verify the connection to ensure successful integration.
Connection modal
Additional Documentation
For more details and advanced configurations, refer to the official PostgreSQL Documentation.
Support
If you encounter any issues or have questions, please contact our support team.