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Docs Home → MongoDB Connector for BI Show Estimated Time to Complete: ~15 minutes This guide provides step-by-step instructions to quickly set up the required components for the BI Connector on your local system using a ODBC driver. This guide is recommended for users who would like to experiment with the BI Connector or create a local environment for development or testing on Microsoft Windows. In this tutorial you will:
If mongod is not already running on your local system, start it from the command line in the MongoDB program directory. You can create the default data directory at "C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.6\bin\mongod.exe" Make sure your MongoDB instance has at least one collection with some data for testing purposes. A sample dataset with United States ZIP code information (3.2 MB) is available at media.mongodb.org/zips.json. NoteTo save the ZIP code dataset directly to disk, right click
on the link and select Import the dataset into MongoDB. The following command imports the
See the MongoDB manual for help with mongoimport, the mongo shell program, and CRUD operations. Start a
With no command line options, If
Create a System DSN by following instructions in the tutorial. For the purposes of this local test installation you can leave the
User, Password and Authentication fields blank, because When you press the Test button you should see the Connection Successful result. Docs Home → MongoDB Connector for BI The MongoDB BI Connector ODBC Driver provides connectivity between a SQL client and the MongoDB Connector for BI. The MongoDB BI Connector ODBC Driver enables users to create a Data Source Name (DSN) and connect a variety of BI tools to the BI Connector. It includes the BI Connector authentication plugin, which implements the client side of MongoDB-supported authentication mechanisms. NoteThe MongoDB BI Connector ODBC Driver is compatible with BI Connector version 2.5 and later. The latest production version of BI Connector is available from the MongoDB Download Center. The MongoDB BI Connector ODBC Driver is available for:
Configure your system to use the MongoDB BI Connector ODBC Driver by setting up a DSN. A DSN holds configuration information about your BI Connector instance, including server address, port number, and login credentials. See Create a System DSN for instructions on setting up a DSN on your system. |