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ODBC/MS SQL adapter

Set up development/testing environment

Assuming you have odd-platform pulled to a sibling directory to the odd-collector:

  1. Configure collector_config.yaml:
  - type: odbc
    name: my_odbc
    host: sample_mssql
    port: 1433
    database: msdb
    driver: "{ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server}"
    user: "sa"
    password: "Password0"

(msdb database is the one present in MS SQL by default)

  1. Copy docker/testodbc.yaml to ../odd-platform/docker
  2. Start the ODD platform:
cd ../odd-platform/docker
docker-compose -f testodbc.yaml build
docker-compose -f testodbc.yaml up -d
  1. Then either
docker-compose -f testodbc.yaml up -d

or start that compose file from your IDE.

This will bring up the ODD platform, the database for it, the ODD collector and the sample MS SQL container (it will have user sa with password specified in SA_PASSWORD environment variable in testodbc.yaml compose file. (Note: the password in MS SQL is subject to some 'strength' rules)

  1. Create a collector in odd-platform UI ( http://localhost:8080 ), copy the token and put it into collector_config.yaml.

Development/testing cycle

Assuming you started docker-compose file like described in a previous section, you can work on testing/development as follows:

The collector_config.yaml is available to odd-collector container as a volume, so you can change it on the fly and then restart odd-collector container (but not the rest of environment brought up as compose file) to have collector_config.yaml re-read and data source metadata sent to ODD platform.

Once successful, you should have a new data source my_odbc listed on ODD platform UI in http://localhost:8080/management/datasources and a bunch of its new tables in http://localhost:8080/search

If you've changed the code of an adapter, then to have it make effect, you will have to:

cd ../odd-platform/docker
docker-compose -f testodbc.yaml up -d --build odd-collector

(If you restarted whole compose file, then generate a new token, stick it to collector_config.yaml and restart odd-collector)

Using non-SA MS SQL user for testing/development

If you want to, you'll have to create 'normal' user in MS SQL. To do so, run on sample_mssql container:

/opt/mssql-tools/bin/sqlcmd -U sa

And execute following in an interactive shell:

USE [master]
create login testlogin with password=‘Password0’
create user test for login testlogin
ALTER LOGIN [testlogin] WITH DEFAULT_DATABASE=[master]
GRANT CONNECT SQL TO [testlogin]
ALTER LOGIN [testlogin] ENABLE
GO

You can also automate this if you wish :)