Unable to see EC2 hosted MongoDB database in ODBC using “Connector for BI” on Windows 10
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I have a mongodb database on AWS EC2 and I want to connect Power BI to it via ODBC. I installed "Connector for BI" on my local windows PC and provided it DRDL file but I can't see my database in the database drop-down in ODBC while creating DSN. Followed these steps, please help. Thanks a lot.
Step1:
mongodrdl --host xx.xx.xx.xx:27017 --username xxx --password xxx --db dbname --collection collname --out xxx.drdl
Step2:
mongosqld --schema xxx.drdl
Step3:
Create DSN and connect to 127.0.0.1 on port 3307
Problem: Unable to see my database hosted on EC2.
I suspect I am not using Mongosqld with the right parameters - maybe the database access credentials are missing but when I use the --mongo-uri with the URI, I get a message "--mongo-uri may not contain any authentication information".
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I have a mongodb database on AWS EC2 and I want to connect Power BI to it via ODBC. I installed "Connector for BI" on my local windows PC and provided it DRDL file but I can't see my database in the database drop-down in ODBC while creating DSN. Followed these steps, please help. Thanks a lot.
Step1:
mongodrdl --host xx.xx.xx.xx:27017 --username xxx --password xxx --db dbname --collection collname --out xxx.drdl
Step2:
mongosqld --schema xxx.drdl
Step3:
Create DSN and connect to 127.0.0.1 on port 3307
Problem: Unable to see my database hosted on EC2.
I suspect I am not using Mongosqld with the right parameters - maybe the database access credentials are missing but when I use the --mongo-uri with the URI, I get a message "--mongo-uri may not contain any authentication information".
mongodb amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 odbc
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up vote
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I have a mongodb database on AWS EC2 and I want to connect Power BI to it via ODBC. I installed "Connector for BI" on my local windows PC and provided it DRDL file but I can't see my database in the database drop-down in ODBC while creating DSN. Followed these steps, please help. Thanks a lot.
Step1:
mongodrdl --host xx.xx.xx.xx:27017 --username xxx --password xxx --db dbname --collection collname --out xxx.drdl
Step2:
mongosqld --schema xxx.drdl
Step3:
Create DSN and connect to 127.0.0.1 on port 3307
Problem: Unable to see my database hosted on EC2.
I suspect I am not using Mongosqld with the right parameters - maybe the database access credentials are missing but when I use the --mongo-uri with the URI, I get a message "--mongo-uri may not contain any authentication information".
mongodb amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 odbc
I have a mongodb database on AWS EC2 and I want to connect Power BI to it via ODBC. I installed "Connector for BI" on my local windows PC and provided it DRDL file but I can't see my database in the database drop-down in ODBC while creating DSN. Followed these steps, please help. Thanks a lot.
Step1:
mongodrdl --host xx.xx.xx.xx:27017 --username xxx --password xxx --db dbname --collection collname --out xxx.drdl
Step2:
mongosqld --schema xxx.drdl
Step3:
Create DSN and connect to 127.0.0.1 on port 3307
Problem: Unable to see my database hosted on EC2.
I suspect I am not using Mongosqld with the right parameters - maybe the database access credentials are missing but when I use the --mongo-uri with the URI, I get a message "--mongo-uri may not contain any authentication information".
mongodb amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 odbc
mongodb amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 odbc
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