MySQL Connector
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MySQL is an open-source relational database management system that can store data in tabular form, i.e., rows and columns.
The MySQL Connector falls under the Database Connector. To create a MySQL connector, follow the usual steps to create a connector as mentioned above. For MySQL-specific details, proceed as follows:
To define the MySQL connector, select βMySQLβ from the list of values.
Add relevant details under the MySQL Host & Login Details section:
βHost nameβ: Enter the server details of the host.
βPort numberβ: Enter the port number to connect. By default, Langstack prefills it with the default MySQL port 3306. However, users can change the port number as needed.
βUsernameβ: Enter username for the connector.
βPasswordβ: Enter password for the connector.
βDB (Database) Nameβ: Enter the Database name.
Save and test the connection as described in Create a connector section.