PostgreSQL Data Source Add User Guide

PostgreSQL Data Source Add User Guide

PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL is a powerful external data source that you can use on the Kuika platform. As an open source database management system, it offers advanced data query and management features. It can be integrated as a data source into the applications you develop in Kuika.

PostgreSQL provides high performance when working with large data sets and stands out with its flexible data structures. You can use PostgreSQL to optimize data processing, analysis and querying processes. In this course, you will learn how to integrate PostgreSQL into your Kuika applications and how to perform efficient data operations with the database.

This training content consists of the following topics:

  • Adding a data source connection to your application with PostgreSQL
  • Configure PostgreSQL connection settings
  • Configure settings via Connection String
Add a Data Source Connection to Your Application with PostgreSQL
  1. Log in to the Kuika platform and open the project you will work on from the Apps screen.
  2. Open the Data Sources module. In this module you can view data sources, actions and tables and add a new data source.
  3. Add a new data source by clicking the + icon next to the Sources heading.
  1. Select PostgreSQL and enter a name for your data source.
  2. Complete the process by clicking the CREATE button.
Configure PostgreSQL Connection Settings

After clicking the “CREATE” button, fill in the following fields on the screen that opens:

  • Server: Enter the address of the server where your database is hosted (localhost or an IP address).
  • Database: Enter the name of the PostgreSQL database you want to connect to.
  • Authorization:
    • User ID: Enter the user name.
    • Password: Enter the password of the user.
  • Parameters: You can specify additional parameters for the PostgreSQL connection:
    • Key: Name of the connection parameter (ssl, application_name, etc.).
    • Value: The value corresponding to the parameter (true or the name you specified).

After completing the connection settings, check the correctness of the connection by clicking the Test button. After a successful test, click the CREATE button to create your data source.

PostgreSQL Configure Settings via Connection String
  1. Activate the Use Connection String option.
  2. Enter the Connection String for the PostgreSQL database.
    • Example format:
Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;User Id=myUsername;Password=myPassword;
  1. Check if the connection works with the Test button.

      4. If the connection is successful, click the CREATE button to complete the process.

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