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Setting up a SQL Server Connection
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- Adding a Run Map Task
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- Using a Custom Rolling Column
- Using a Translation
- Using a Date Calculation
- Using a Calculation
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- Determining Source Grouping
- Defining an Integration Target
- Defining an Integration Source
- Populating the Integration Details
- Connecting to Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement using an OAuth Token
- Using a Relationship
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- Creating a Dynamics 365 Sales Real-Time Data Source
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- Creating a Dynamics CRM Real-Time Data Source
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Setting up a SQL Server Connection
- From the main Navigation Menu, select Connections.
- On the Connections page, click on the Create Connection button.
- On the New Connection Page, select Microsoft SQL Server.
- Enter a Description for this connection.
- Enter the Server Address to the SQL server. This SQL server will need to have its port opened to be accessible by SmartConnect.
- Enter a Username and Password that has access to the objects you need to connect to.
- Select the Database to connect to.
- Scripting Alias – Need to add info
- Click Validate to test connection.
- Click Save.
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