Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server is a popular relational database management system (RDBMS) created by Microsoft that primarily stores and retrieves data from tables using SQL.
Introduction
Microsoft SQL Server is a popular relational database management system (RDBMS) created by Microsoft that primarily stores and retrieves data from tables using SQL. Using Meltano, an open source ELT DataOps framework, and target-miso, an open source Singer component, Miso can help you automate the process of sending your data from Microsoft SQL Server to Miso's Search and Recommendation engines.
Integration Steps
Build your Meltano project
- Follow Meltano’s guide to install the framework (Note: You can either install Python and the Meltano package to your local machine or use their official docker image for the environment).
- Setup your project skeleton using our examples.
- Configure the Microsoft SQL Server extractor following the instructions here.
- Follow this guide to configure the loader (target-miso) to pipe your data to Miso’s engine.
- Optional: You can configure an orchestrator, like Airflow, to automate and schedule the data flow.
Tips and Tricks
- In Meltano’s CLI, you can use
--dry-run
flag to test the configuration. - Use the
discover
capability of your tap to confirm stream IDs. - Use
meltano invoke tap-* --test
to emit a single record for testing purposes. - Use
meltano invoke target-* --input
to test a loader.
Additional Resources
For more information on Miso’s API, check out the official API Documentation.
For more Integrations like this, visit the Integrations page on our Docs site.
For more information on getting started with Meltano, see their official documentation.
Published Date: June 27th, 2022