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Example Configuration for Pandora
Tabeth Nkangoh edited this page Oct 18, 2019
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In order to be better facilitate the usage of the configuration, feel free to adopt these examples to fit your own environment's settings.
When using the integration, you can invoke collibra-connector
directly after setting environment variables, or you can use an example bat script to set the variables locally and scope it to the usage of the application. Below is an example of such a file's contents.
@echo off
setlocal
set COLLIBRA_COMMUNITY_NAME=Replace this with your community name
set COLLIBRA_COMMUNITY_DESCRIPTION=Replace this with your description
set COLLIBRA_URL=https://replace-with-your-environment.collibra.com
set COLLIBRA_USERNAME=YourCollibraUsername
set COLLIBRA_PASSWORD=YourCollibraPassword
REM Make sure you omit a trailing slash,
REM e.g. http://your-http-odbc-server-path:your-port/
REM failure to omit the slash will result in an error.
set HTTP_ODBC_URL=http://your-http-odbc-server-path:your-port
REM Remember that 'COLLIBRA_RULE' is the name of the report.
set HTTP_ODBC_RULE_QUERY=SELECT * FROM COLLIBRA_RULE
REM Remember that 'COLLIBRA_PROFILE' is the name of the report.
set HTTP_ODBC_PROFILE_QUERY=SELECT * FROM COLLIBRA_PROFILE
REM This is necessary if you already have additional communities within Collibra
set COLLIBRA_MULTI_COMMUNITY=true
collibra-connector-win.exe
endlocal