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Tableau is a visual analytics platform transforming the way businesses use data to solve problems. When paired with the CData Tableau Connector for Azure Data Catalog, you can easily get access to live Azure Data Catalog data within Tableau Prep. This article shows how to connect to Azure Data Catalog in Tableau Prep and build a simple chart.
The CData Tableau Connectors enable high-speed access to live Azure Data Catalog data in Tableau. Once you install the connector, you simply authenticate with Azure Data Catalog and you can immediately start building responsive, dynamic visualizations and dashboards. By surfacing Azure Data Catalog data using native Tableau data types and handling complex filters, aggregations, & other operations automatically, CData Tableau Connectors grant seamless access to Azure Data Catalog data.
NOTE: The CData Tableau Connectors support Tableau Prep Builder 2020.4.1 or higher. If you are using an older version of Tableau Prep Builder, you will need to use the CData JDBC Driver.
When you install the CData Tableau Connector for Azure Data Catalog, the installer should copy the TACO and JAR files to the appropriate directories. If your data source does not appear in the connection steps below, you will need to copy two files:
Open Tableau Prep Builder and click "Connect to Data" and search for "Azure Data Catalog by CData." Configure the connection and click "Sign In."
You can optionally set the following to read the different catalog data returned from Azure Data Catalog.
You must use OAuth to authenticate with Azure Data Catalog. OAuth requires the authenticating user to interact with Azure Data Catalog using the browser. For more information, refer to the OAuth section in the help documentation.
π Configuring the Connector (Sage Intacct is shown)Drag the tables and views you wish to work with onto the canvas. You can include multiple tables.
π Selecting table(s)To further prepare the data, you can implement filters, remove duplicates, modify columns and more.
Data joining involves combining data from two or more related tables based on a common field or key.
After you perform any cleansing, filtering, transformations, and joins, you can export the data for visualization in Tableau.
Once the output data is saved, you can work with it in Tableau, just like you would any other file source.
Using the CData Tableau Connector for Azure Data Catalog with Tableau Prep Builder, you can easily join, cleanse, filter, and aggregate Azure Data Catalog data for visualizations and reports in Tableau. Download a free, 30-day trial and get started today.
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