Connect Soda to DuckDB
Last modified on 20-Nov-24
For Soda to run quality scans on your data, you must configure it to connect to your data source.
To learn how to set up Soda and configure it to connect to your data sources, see Get started.
Connection configuration reference
Install package: soda-duckdb
data_source my_datasource_name:
type: duckdb
database: filename.db
read_only: true
schema_name: public
Property | Required | Notes |
---|---|---|
type | required | Identify the type of data source for Soda. |
database | required | Identify the location of the duckdb database. Refer to DuckDB documentation for details on persistent storage and how to create a .db file. This can also be a MotherDuck database. Some users have reported issues using the database key, but have been successful using path instead. |
read_only | required | Indicate users’ access by providing a boolean value: true or false |
schema_name | optional | Provide an identifier for the schema in which your dataset exists. |
Test the data source connection
To confirm that you have correctly configured the connection details for the data source(s) in your configuration YAML file, use the test-connection
command. If you wish, add a -V
option to the command to returns results in verbose mode in the CLI.
soda test-connection -d my_datasource -c configuration.yml -V
Supported data types
Category | Data type |
---|---|
text | CHARACTER VARYING, CHARACTER, CHAR, TEXT |
number | SMALLINT, INTEGER, BIGINT, DECIMAL, NUMERIC, VARIABLE, REAL, DOUBLE PRECISION, SMALLSERIAL, SERIAL, BIGSERIAL |
time | TIMESTAMP, DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE, TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE, TIME WITH TIME ZONE, TIME WITHOUT TIME ZONE |
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Last modified on 20-Nov-24