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Database Connectors

Database Connectors enable your AI agents to connect to and query various types of databases and data warehouses. Agents can execute SQL queries, analyze data, and provide insights based on your organization's data.

The platform supports multiple database types including:

  • PostgreSQL
  • MS SQL Server
  • MySQL
  • MariaDB
  • Generic SQL (JDBC)

Creating a Database Connector​

Step 1: Access Database Connectors​

Navigate to Database Connectors in your admin panel and click New Connector:

Database Connectors Overview

Step 2: Select Database Type​

Choose the type of database you want to connect to. For this example, we'll configure a PostgreSQL connection:

Database Type Selection

Step 3: Configure Connection Details​

Fill in the connection details for your database:

Database Configuration

For detailed connection configuration options, see Connection Configuration.

Step 4: Test and Create Connector​

After configuring your connection:

  1. Test Connection: Use the "Test Connection" button to verify connectivity
  2. Configure Access Control: Set which roles can use this connector
  3. Create Connector: Save your configuration
  4. Run Discovery: Allow the system to catalog your database schema
Connecting to Agents

To connect this database to agents, see Connecting Enterprise Data - Database Connections for step-by-step user instructions.

This includes:

  • How to add database connectors to agents
  • Configuration and testing steps
  • Usage examples and best practices

Next Steps​

After creating your database connector:

  1. Configure Connection Details: Detailed setup options
  2. Manage Schema Discovery: Configure table and column descriptions
  3. Agent Integration: Connect to user agents