How to configure and start an MS SQL Server session with DBeaver

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In this document, you will find a step-by-step guide on how to configure and start an MS SQL Server-type Database Proxy session in the DBeaver database manager.

Caution

Database Proxy has a default limit of 2.000 simultaneous connections. This can be changed, but there will be a significant provisioning increase in memory, taking into account that each connection slot uses around 64kb of memory. To make this increase, contact the support team.

Requirements

Have a credential configured for using the Database Proxy. To find out how to register a credential, access the Credentials document.
Have the DBeaver application installed.

Configure the database

Open the DBeaver application.
On the home screen, in the top left corner, click on the icon represented by a socket plug and the plus sign.
In the pop-up window that opens, Connect to a database and select the database SQL Server.
Click Next.
At Main tab, fill in the fields with the following information:
5.1. Host: enter the IP number of the vault to be accessed.
5.2. Port: default port number of the database. If you use a port number other than the default, enter the number used.
5.3. Database/Schema: enter the name of the database that will be accessed.
5.4. Authentication: choose the option SQL Server Authentication.
5.5. Username: enter the information as the example:
<vault_username>[<credential_username>@<device_hostname>{<database_port>}]

Info

To use domain credentials When logging into the application, the domain registered in the credential must appear before the credential username, as shown in the example: <vault_username>[<domain\credential_username>@<device_hostname>{<database_port>}].
To learn how to register domain credentials, access the Credentials document.

Attention

If you use an MFA for authentication, whether with a normal or domain credential, the token must be inserted at the end, as shown in the example:<vault_username>[<credential_username>@<device_hostname>{<database_port>}]<tokenMFA>

5.5. Password: enter your password to access the safe.
6. Click Finish.

Because DBeaver is a database manager that supports multiple databases, the database settings were grouped into folders in the side menu, Database Navigator. Click on the folder corresponding to the database MS SQL Server and check if the database that was configured is present in the list.

Start the Database Proxy session

In DBeaver application, navigate to the left side menu, Database Navigator.
Double-click on the database you want to access.
In the connection pop-up window that opens, enter your access password.
Click OK.

All database information will be available in the side menu below the selected database in waterfall format.

How to configure the Database Proxy access device
Database Proxy

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