API Changes
Create a single data source
Step 1: Ensure your system user has been granted access to the relevant object in the data platform.
Step 2: Wait until the next object sync or manually trigger a metadata crawl using POST /data/crawl/{objectPath*}
.
Step 3: If the parent schema has activateNewChildren: false
,
PUT /data/settings/{objectPath*}
with settings: isActive: true
.
Bulk create data sources
Step 1: Ensure your system user has been granted access to the relevant object in the data platform.
Step 2: Wait until the next object sync or manually trigger a metadata crawl using POST /data/crawl/{objectPath*}
.
Step 3: If the parent schema has activateNewChildren: false
,
PUT /data/settings/{objectPath*}
with settings: isActive: true
.
Edit a data source connection
No substitute. Data sources no longer have their own separate connection details but are tied to the parent connection.
Bulk edit data source's connections
No substitute. Data sources no longer have their own separate connection details but are tied to the parent connection.
Edit a data source name
No substitute. Data source names are automatically generated based on information from your data platform.
Edit a connection key
No substitute. Data sources no longer have their own separate connection details but are tied to the parent connection.
Override a host name
No substitute. Data sources no longer have their own separate connection details but are tied to the parent connection.
Delete and update a data dictionary
PUT
No substitute. Data source dictionaries are automatically generated based on information from your data platform.
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