PostgreSQL
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Hevo can load data from any of your Pipelines into a PostgreSQL database. Follow the steps in this page to add PostgreSQL as a Destination.
Prerequisites
- The database user must have
CREATEandUSAGEschema privileges.
Step 1. Add Destination
Do one of the following:
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After you configure the Source during Pipeline creation, click ADD DESTINATION.
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Click DESTINATIONS in the Asset Palette, and then, in the Destinations List View, click + CREATE.
Step 2. Select Destination Type
In the Add Destination page, select PostgreSQL.
Alternatively, use the Search Destination Type search box to search for the Destination.
Step 3. Configure PostgreSQL Connection Settings
Specify the following settings in the Configure your PostgreSQL Destination page:
- Destination Name: A unique name for this destination.
- Database Host: PostgreSQL host’s IP address or DNS.
- Database Port: The port on which your PostgreSQL server is listening for connections (default is 5432).
- Database User: A user with a non-administrative role of the PostgreSQL database.
- Database Password: Password of the user.
- Database Name: Name of the destination database where data will be dumped.
- Database Schema: Name of the destination database schema (Default = public)
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Additional Settings:
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Connect through SSH: Enable this option to connect to Hevo using an SSH tunnel. Read Connecting Through SSH. Else, whitelist Hevo’s IP addresses for your region.
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Sanitize Table/Column Names?: Enable this option to remove all non-alphanumeric characters, spaces in between the table and column names and replace them with an underscore (_). Read Name Sanitization.
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Use SSL: Enable it to use SSL encrypted connection.
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Step 4. Test Connection
After filling the details, click on TEST CONNECTION button to test connectivity to the destination Postgres server.
Step 5. Save Connection
Once the test is successful, save the connection by clicking on SAVE DESTINATION.
Destination Considerations
- You can replicate data for only 1594 columns in a given PostgreSQL table. Read Limits on the Number of Columns.