CREATE FOREIGN SERVER | Examples | Teradata Connector | QueryGrid - Examples: Using CREATE FOREIGN SERVER - Teradata QueryGrid

QueryGrid™ Installation and User Guide - 3.06

Deployment
VantageCloud
VantageCore
Edition
Enterprise
IntelliFlex
Lake
VMware
Product
Teradata QueryGrid
Release Number
3.06
Published
December 2024
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Product Category
Analytical Ecosystem

The example creates a foreign server using the LINK name value pair. The link and its properties are defined in the QueryGrid portlet.

CREATE FOREIGN SERVER Presto_1
USING
LINK(‘td1_presto1’)
DO IMPORT WITH TD_SYSFNLIB.QGInitiatorImport,
DO EXPORT WITH TD_SYSFNLIB.QGInitiatorExport;

The example creates a foreign server using the LINK and VERSION name value pairs. The link and its properties are defined in the QueryGrid portlet. The state of the link (active, pending, or previous) is also set in the QueryGrid portlet and referenced in the VERSION clause in the example:

CREATE FOREIGN SERVER Presto_1
EXTERNAL SECURITY DEFINER TRUSTED Auth_1
USING
LINK(‘td1_presto1’)
VERSION('active')
DO IMPORT WITH TD_SYSFNLIB.QGInitiatorImport,
DO EXPORT WITH TD_SYSFNLIB.QGInitiatorExport;

For more information about connector and link properties, see Teradata Connector and Link Properties.

For more information about versions, see Replacing Active Fabrics, Connectors, and Links Versions with Pending or Previous Versions.