JDBC Driver for SQL Server
Overview
The SQL Server JDBC driver can be used in the Collibra Catalog in the section ‘Collibra provided drivers’ to register SQL Server sources. Leveraging this driver, Collibra Catalog will be able to register database information and extract the structure of the source into its schemas, tables and columns.
More details
Release Notes
The driver has been tested with the username/password authentication for the following:
- Ingestion of technical metadata from the source.
- Profiling of the registered data source and calculate statistics that describe the data.
Dependencies
- Collibra Platform 5.7
- SQL Server 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017
License Requirements
- Collibra Catalog
- Metadata Connector
Release Notes
The driver has been tested with the username/password authentication for the following:
- Ingestion of technical metadata from the source.
- Profiling of the registered data source and calculate statistics that describe the data.
Dependencies
- Collibra Platform 5.7
- SQL Server 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017
License Requirements
- Collibra Catalog
- Metadata Connector
Release Notes
The driver has been tested with the username/password authentication for the following:
- Ingestion of technical metadata from the source.
- Profiling of the registered data source and calculate statistics that describe the data.
Dependencies
Collibra Platform 5.7
License Requirements
- Collibra Catalog
- Metadata Connector
Support is provided for the template as downloaded from the Marketplace, without changes to the way it works. These drivers are designed to only work with Collibra Catalog and cannot be used for other purposes.
You require a license to download JDBC drivers. Please contact your sales representative or CAM for more information on how to purchase a license.
The license fee for JDBC drivers depends on the number of Connected Systems. This can be any data source which you register on Collibra Platform using any certified JDBC driver available on Collibra Marketplace.
This license fee covers metadata ingestion and basic profiling, regardless of volume and amount of tables or columns. In the context of the SQL Server driver, the Connected System is the SQL Server database.