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# Manage Teradata Connection Settings

Manage Teradata integration and connection settings

#### Run object sync

1. Navigate to the connection or connection-backed object.
2. Click **Run Object Sync**.

#### Edit the connection details

1. Click the **Edit** button in the Connection details box.
2. Edit the field you want:
   1. **Host**
   2. **Port**
   3. **SSL Mode**
   4. **SSL Protocol**
   5. **Authentication Method**: If you are editing the authentication method to be a different system account user, [grant the new system user the required permissions](/SaaS/configuration/integrations/teradata/register-a-teradata-connection.md#create-the-database-user).
3. Select **Validate**, and once the validation is successful, select **Save**.

#### Edit the policy settings <a href="#edit-the-policy-settings" id="edit-the-policy-settings"></a>

1. Click the **Edit** button in the Policy settings box.
2. Opt for **Sync Policy** to be enabled, which will allow all data objects to be represented by Immuta data sources and policies will be applied to the data sources.
3. Select **Validate**, and once the validation is successful, select **Save**.

#### Edit the object sync

1. Click the **Edit** button in the Object Sync settings box.
2. Use the dropdown to select a new **Start Time** or **Run Frequency**.
3. Select **Save**.

#### Edit the object settings <a href="#edit-the-object-settings" id="edit-the-object-settings"></a>

1. Click the **Edit** button in the Object settings box.
2. Opt to enable or disable **Policy Synchronization**: When policy sync is enabled, all child objects will be represented by Immuta data sources and policies will be applied to the data sources.
3. Opt to **Add Users and Groups** as data owners:
   1. Start typing in the text box and select the user or group from the dropdown.
   2. Click **Add Owners**.
4. Click **Save**.


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