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Managing connections in the
In the , you can manage your connections from the Canvas View or from the Connections tab of the Data Management page.
Starting point
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Usage
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The Canvas View
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Lets you access relevant connections without navigating away from your pipeline. You can create, view, or edit any connections that are supported by a source or sink function in the current pipeline.
See Canvas Builder in the Use the manual for more information.
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The Connections tab
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Provides complete access to all the connections in your DSP environment. You can create, view, edit, or delete any of the connections.
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Using the Canvas View
On the Canvas View, you can create, view, and edit connections that are supported by a source or sink function in your pipeline. For example, if your pipeline includes the Send to a Splunk Index with Batching sink function, then you can manage the connections for this sink function through the Canvas View.
You cannot delete connections from the Canvas View.
- Open a pipeline in DSP, and make sure that the Canvas View is selected.
- Click the source or sink function that you want to manage connections for.
- In the View Configurations pane, use the options in the connection_id drop-down list to manage your connections:
Task
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Instructions
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Create a connection
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Select Create New Connection from the connection_id drop-down list. For details about creating connections for a specific data source or destination, refer to the corresponding chapter in this Connect to Data Sources and Destinations with DSP manual.
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View connection details
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Select the connection from the connection_id drop-down list and then click the pencil icon beside the list. You can review the connection information in the dialog box that opens.
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Edit a connection
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Before editing a connection, make sure that your changes won't have unwanted impacts on any other pipelines. You can confirm whether a connection is used in multiple pipelines by checking the Usage column on the Connections tab of the Data Management page.
To edit a connection, select the connection from the connection_id drop-down list and then click the pencil icon beside the list. In the dialog box that opens, modify the connection information and click Save.
If you edit a connection that's being used by an active pipeline, you must reactivate that pipeline after making your changes.
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Using the Connections tab
On the Connections tab of the Data Management page, you can create, view, edit, or delete any of the connections in your DSP environment.
- In DSP, select Data Management and then select Connections.
- Manage your connections:
Task
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Instructions
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Create a connection
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Click Create New Connection and then select the connector associated with the data source or destination that you want to connect to.
For details about creating connections for a specific data source or destination, refer to the corresponding chapter in this Connect to Data Sources and Destinations with DSP manual.
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View connection details
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Click the row that lists the connection. You can review the connection information in the dialog box that opens.
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Edit a connection
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Before editing a connection, make sure that your changes won't have unwanted impacts on any other pipelines. You can confirm whether a connection is used in multiple pipelines by checking the Usage column.
To edit a connection, click the row that lists the connection. In the dialog box that opens, modify the connection information and click Save.
If you edit a connection that's being used by an active pipeline, you must reactivate that pipeline after making your changes.
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Delete a connection
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Before deleting a connection, check the Usage column to make sure that the connection is not used in any active pipelines. You must deactivate any pipelines that are using that connection.
To delete a connection, select More > Delete in the row that lists the connection, and then click Delete.
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