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--- connectors [2015/10/19 11:50] – created dmitry
+++ connectors [2018/05/09 20:42] – dmitry
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   * MySQL
   * Oracle Database
+  * PostgreSQL
   * SQLite
+  * Amazon Redshift
-For these database types EasyMorph already includes necessary client software (drivers) so no any additional client software installation is necessary.
+  * DB2
+  * Vertica
+  * SAP HANA
+  * Apache Hive
 Connectors can be embedded into a project, or can be stored in a shared repository which is a file. Connectors can be copied from any location to any location, e.g. from one project to another project, from project to repository, from one repository to another repository, etc.
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 === Security considerations ===
-While EasyMorph encrypts connection passwords stored in projects and in repository, it can't be considered a strong security measure. Therefore for addition protection consider the following:
+While EasyMorph encrypts connection passwords stored in projects and repositories, this can't be considered a strong security measure. Therefore for addition security consider the following:
   * Make sure that the database account used in connector is read-only and doesn't expose unnecessary objects (e.g. schemas, tables, etc.)
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 === Using connectors ===
-To import data from a database using a connector use [[transformations:importsql|Import from database]] transformation.
+To import data from a database using a connector use the [[transformations:importsql|Import from database]] action.