Database Compare Suite™
- Overview
- Product features
- Getting started
- Connecting to server
- Connecting to an Amazon DynamoDB database
- Connecting to an Amazon Redshift database
- Connecting to an Apache Cassandra database
- Connecting to an Azure SQL Database
- Connecting to an Azure Synapse Analytics data warehouse
- Connecting to a BigQuery data warehouse
- Connecting to a Greenplum database
- Connecting to an IBM DB2 database
- Connecting to an IBM Netezza database
- Connecting to a MariaDB database
- Connecting to a Microsoft Access database
- Connecting to a Microsoft SQL Server database
- Connecting to a MySQL database
- Connecting to an Oracle database
- Connecting to a PostgreSQL database
- Connecting to a Snowflake database
- Connecting to a Sybase ASE database
- Connecting to a Sybase IQ database
- Connecting to a Teradata database
- Connecting to a Vertica database
- Installing the required database drivers
- Creating a new project
- Opening an existing project
- Key activation
- User interface elements
- Connecting to server
- Operations in details
- Schema comparison
- Schema synchronization
- Schema operations options
- Data comparison
- Detailed data comparison
- Fast data comparison
- Data synchronization
- Data migration
- Settings comparison
- Virtual views
- Sorting key selection
- Selecting operation scope
- Matching
- Matching rules
- Fast data comparison options
- Data operations options
- Command-line interface
- Settings
- Requirements
- Known issues
- Support
Connecting to a Teradata database
Use the following procedure to connect to your Teradata database.
- Click the New icon in the Project panel at the top left corner of the window.
- Select Teradata in the Platform drop-down list at the top of the dialog box.
- Select the Standard option in the Mode drop-down list if you would like to connect to the Teradata database in the standard mode.
- Specify the Server name in the appropriate field. You can enter it manually or select it from the drop-down list (if it has been already used).
- You may opt for Standard Server Authentication or use the LDAP Authentication in the Authentication field.
- Provide the rest of connection information to the Teradata database: Server Port and Username. You can manually enter these values manually or select them from the drop-down lists.
- Enter the Password to complete the information about Teradata database connection.
- Press the Test button
to verify that you can successfully connect to your Teradata database.
- Select the ConnectionString option in the Mode drop-down list if you would like to connect to the Teradata database using the connection string.
- Enter the Connection string manually or select it from the drop-down list (if it has been already used).
Find the connection string template below. Use it as an example to create a connection string that allows to connect to your Teradata database:
Data Source=teradata_server;Port Number=1025;User Id=teradata_user;Password=pass;Response Buffer Size=200000;Session Character Set=UTF16;Connection Timeout=300
- Press the Test button
to verify that you can successfully connect to your Teradata database.
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