Defining connections

• Introduction
• Defining file connections
• Defining LRS connections
• Defining database connections

Introduction

In order to import data or to export data, you need first to define connections, each connection being a source of data. 3 types of connections are supported by TRAX LRS:

• Files connections
• LRS connections
• Database connections

Defining file connections

From the Access > Connections > File Connections page, you can define file connections with:

• A connection name
• A folder where data files are or will be located
• A prefix to apply to the file names

Defining LRS connections

From the Access > Connections > LRS Connections page, you can define LRS connections with:

• A connection name
• The LRS endpoint
• The Basic HTTP username and password

Defining database connections

From the Access > Connections > Database Connections page, you can define database connections with:

• A connection name
• A database driver (MongoDB, Elasticsearch or OpenSearch)
• The database host, name, username and password
• A prefix to apply to collection and index names