3. Select Other Cloud Services in the Database service name dropdown and the MySQL Database type.
4. Enter the Endpoint, Port, Database name, Username, and Password to authenticate the database connection.
5. Enter a unique name for your connection under Connection name.
6. You can also select the Use SSL checkbox if your database server has been setup to serve encrypted data through SSL.
7. Click the Connect button.
Note: The connection configuration will be saved for importing data in the future. Credentials are securely encrypted and stored.
8. Select the tables that need to be imported.
9. You can also the Use SQL query option to select and import data.
10. Click Import to begin importing data from your MySQL account.
11. Once you have completed importing data, your dataset will open and you can start preparing your data right away.
1. Click Saved connections from the left pane under the Choose your data source box while creating a new dataset.
2. You can manage your saved connections right from the data import screen. Click the (ellipses) icon to share, edit, view the connection overview, or remove the connection.
3. Click the Edit connection option. You can update all the parameters and credentials in the saved connection and click Update.
SEE ALSO
How to export data to Other Cloud Services - MySQL?
How to add a new dataset to my workspace?
Learn about importing data using saved data connections.
Import data from cloud storage services.
Learn about scheduling import.
Import data from local databases.
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