Teradata Index Wizard allows you to connect to a Teradata Database via CLIv2.
1 Select File > Connect.
The Connect to Teradata Database dialog box opens.
2 Use the following table to fill in the dialog box.
Dialog Options |
Description |
Teradata Database Name |
Select the Teradata Database from the drop-down list or type a valid Teradata Database name. The IP address of the server should be stored in the hosts file to use a Host name. An IP address may be entered in IPV6 format. |
User Name |
Select the user name from the drop-down list or type in a valid user name. The user name should already be defined for the server. |
Password |
Enter the password for the user name defined in the User Name field. |
Session Character Set |
[Optional] Select the session character set from the list. If no character set is selected, the default character set for the database is used. |
More |
[Optional] Displays additional logon fields. |
Authentication Mechanism |
Select from the list of mechanisms that automatically appear in this box. Each Teradata site implements their own security measures. If a list of mechanisms do not appear and you cannot log on to the Teradata Database, consult your DBA or the person responsible for the security of your Teradata Database. |
Authentication Parameter |
The authentication parameter is a password required by the selected mechanism. As you type, asterisks appear to conceal the password. If you do not know the password, consult your DBA. |
Default Database |
[Optional] Select the default Teradata Database for the session. |
Account String |
[Optional] Specify the logon account string. |
Less |
Hides the additional logon fields. |
3 After you have filled in the fields, click OK.
You are now logged on to the selected Teradata Database.
If any errors occur, see “Connection Errors” on page 38.
4 Go to the next step, “Defining a Workload” on page 40.