See the Help documentation for more information. To authenticate using OAuth, create and configure a custom OAuth app. indicates that the logged in user is on CLS21.īullhorn CRM uses the OAuth 2.0 authentication standard. are cluster IDs that are contained in a user's browser URL (address bar) once they are logged in.Įxample. If you are uncertain about your data center code, codes like CLS2, CLS21, etc. Refer to the list of data-center-specific Bullhorn API URLs:
DataCenterCode: Set this to the data center code which responds to your data center.Select "Bullhorn CRM" from Available Data Sources.Įnter the necessary authentication properties to connect to Bullhorn CRM.īegin by providing your Bullhorn CRM account credentials in the following:.
This article shows how to create a virtual database for Bullhorn CRM in Connect and work with live Bullhorn CRM data in MySQL Workbench.Ĭreate a Virtual MySQL Database for Bullhorn CRM DataĬData Connect uses a straightforward, point-and-click interface to connect to data sources and generate APIs.
When paired with CData Connect (on-premise or Connect Cloud), you get live access to Bullhorn CRM data as if it were a MySQL database. Instead, you can use the parameter field in PRTG to hand over these values to your script when calling it.MySQL Workbench allows users to administer MySQL environments and gain better visibility into databases.
It's a good practice to not enter passwords, parameters, etc. That's it, you should now see the sensor's results.
Download the script Demo Powershell Script - Connecting to database with ADO.ps1 from the PRTG Addons Google Code project and place it into the following folder either on your PRTG core installation (if you want to use the LocalProbe) or on a Remote Probe System.PowerShell is already included in Windows R2.
For Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008 R1: Download and install PowerShell on the machine that will run the script (your core server or a system running the associated probe).The website offers predefined connections string for over 50 different data sources. First you need the "connection string" which tells ADO where and how to connect.Although PRTG has built-in native sensors for the most used databases (Microsoft, MySQL and Oracle SQL servers) it can sometimes be helpful to use the ADO interface for monitoring.Even Sharepoint, MS Project, Active Directory and Exchange are possible. SQL Server, Oracle, IBM DB2, MySQL, Sybase, Informix, Interbase, Firebird) as well as data files (Excel, Access, SQlite, Foxpro, Filemaker). Using this script you will be able to monitor any data source with PRTG that is accessible through ADO, including many database servers (e.g.There are two usage scenarios for this script: Using a custom EXE sensor script for PRTG you can monitor any SQL server using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and the PowerShell scripting language. Monitoring (Almost) Any SQL Server Through ADO with PRTG Network Monitor Please use the ADO SQL v2 sensor (available as of PRTG version 16.2.24) to monitor databases using an ADO connection. Important note: The information in the article below is outdated and shown for reference purposes only.