MySQL
This page describes how to create and maintain connections to your MySQL database.
Before you can write your transformed data to a table in MySQL, you should first establish a connection to your MySQL database.
Create a MySQL connection
Simple example
A MySQL connection can be created as simply as follows:
Note that the MySQL connection must specify the database it is connecting to within the connection string. This means that in order to connect to multiple databases within your account, you need to create at least one connection per database.
Full example
The following example also creates a MySQL connection but additionally limits the maximum number of concurrent connections to your database by configuring an additional option MAX_CONCURRENT_CONNECTIONS
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Alter a MySQL connection
Some connection options are considered mutable, meaning that in some cases, you can run a SQL command to alter an existing CDC connection rather than create a new one.
To change the database you are connecting to but keep everything else the same without having to create an entirely new connection, you can run the following command:
Drop a CDC connection
If you no longer need a certain connection, you can easily drop it with the following SQL command:
However, note that if there are existing tables or jobs that are dependent upon the connection in question, the connection cannot be deleted.
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