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  • Name: Microsoft SQL Server
  • Category: Database

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Configuration

Configu needs to be authorized to access your Microsoft SQL Server database. Configu utilizes TypeORM under the hood to establish a connection with the database using data source options you need to supply.

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.configu Store Declaration

stores:
  my-store:
    type: mssql
    configuration:
      host: localhost
      username: test
      password: test
      database: test

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CLI Examples

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CLI Examples

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Upsert Command

configu upsert --store "my-mssql-store" --set "test" --schema "./start.cfgu.json" \
    -c "API_URL=https://example.com" \
    -c "RETRY_LIMIT=5"

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Eval and Export Commands

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Upsert Command

configu upsert --store "my-store" --set "test" --schema "./start.cfgu.json" \
    -c "GREETING=hey" \
    -c "SUBJECT=configu"

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Eval and Export Commands

configu eval --store "my-store" --set "test" --schema "./start.cfgu.json" \
 | configu export

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Common Errors and Solutions

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Common Errors and Solutions

  1. Connection Timeout Issues
    • Solution: Verify that the host, port, and network configurations are correct. Increase connectTimeout in the configuration if needed.
  2. Authentication Failures
    • Solution: Ensure the provided username and password are correct, and the user has access to the specified database. Use a SQL client to verify credentials.
  3. Encryption Errors
    • Solution: If your SQL Server instance enforces encryption, ensure the encrypt option is set to true. If not, set it to false.
  4. Permission Issues
    • Solution: Verify that the user has READ and WRITE access to the required database. Use the following SQL command to grant permissions: 
      GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE config_db TO [admin];

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References

  1. Connection Issues
    • Solution: Verify that the host, port, and encryption settings are correct. Make sure the database server is reachable from your application.
  2. Authentication Failures
    • Solution: Confirm the correctness of the provided username and password. Ensure the user has appropriate access to the specified database. You can verify credentials by logging in using an SQL client tool.
  3. Encryption Configuration Problems
    • Solution: Check if the encrypt option is set correctly for your database setup. If SQL Server requires encrypted connections, ensure that encryption is enabled in the configuration.
  4. Database Permissions Issues
    • Solution: Ensure the user has READ and WRITE access to the required table. Use the following SQL command to grant permissions:
    GRANT ALL ON config_store TO [your_user];

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References