Connector

Here you can specify connection to a data source like SAP or other programs that can not be called directly using their databases. After completing a connector, it can be used as a data source inside the data model. And an object view or container view should be created to see if the connection as successful or not.

When creating a connector you can give it the following information:

Property	Description
Name	The name of the connector
Translation	The name of the connector in different languages.
Usage	Depends on connector type, for example if you only want to read object or you want to write into a relational table.You can select any of: Document store/read Document store/write Document Store/Bulk Data source read Data source write Data source Db Connection Data source read with method type Relational Read Relational Write Relational Create Structure Relational Packages Relational Stored Procedure Relational Functions Object Read Object Write
Variables	Here you can specify variables that can be used later on when creating the script to read connect to the outside source
Before execute workflow	Workflow to be executed before connecting
After Execute workflow	Workflow to be executed after connecting

Datasources

Here you can create a connection that can be used later on in a data model for connection, it should be of type No data source.

Datastructure / Relational / Object / Multidimensional

Depending on the type of the data you will have to create a corresponding table/object that can hold the data that you want to get from the connecter.

Scripts

Here you will create a script that can be used later on to get elements from the connection, for example if you want to read data from a document object, you will need to create at least 2 methods, the first to get only the top element from the data source, the second to get all elements. To build a connection you should use an HttpClient object.

Workflow-Mapping

Here you can map specific requests to the script you created above using workflow blocks, for example an execute script workflow block.

Available requests are:

Request	Description
Select	Select multiple elements from the connector
First	Select only one element from the connector
Update	Update a specific element from the connector
Replace	Replace a specific element from the connector
Insert	Insert a new element into the connector
Delete	Delete a specific element from the connector
Count	Get the number of elements from the connector