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Add a Microsoft SQL Server resource to the Meroxa Platform

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$ meroxa resources create ${resource_name} --type sqlserver --url "sqlserver://${mssql_username}:${mssql_password}@${mssql_url}:${mssql_port}/${mssql_database_name}"

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This command is used to create a resource in Meroxa, which is a data integration platform. Here's a breakdown of the command:

meroxa resources create: This part of the command indicates that we want to create a new resource in Meroxa.
${resource_name}: This is a placeholder for the name of the resource you want to create. You should replace it with a meaningful name.
--type sqlserver: This option specifies the type of the resource you want to create as SQL Server. Meroxa supports various types of resources, and in this case, you want to create a resource for a SQL Server database.
--url "sqlserver://${mssql_username}:${mssql_password}@${mssql_url}:${mssql_port}/${mssql_database_name}": This option specifies the connection URL for the SQL Server resource. It consists of the required connection details:
- sqlserver://: This indicates the type of database.
- ${mssql_username}: This is a placeholder for the username of the SQL Server.
- ${mssql_password}: This is a placeholder for the password of the SQL Server.
- ${mssql_url}: This is a placeholder for the URL or IP address of the SQL Server.
- ${mssql_port}: This is a placeholder for the port number of the SQL Server.
- ${mssql_database_name}: This is a placeholder for the name of the SQL Server database you want to connect to.

The command as a whole instructs Meroxa to create a resource with the specified name and connection details for a SQL Server database.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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