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<Token>**APPLIES TO:**SQL Server, including on Linux Azure SQL Database Azure Synapse Analytics (SQL DW) Parallel Data Warehouse</Token>
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<Token>**APPLIES TO:**SQL Server, including on Linux Azure SQL Database Azure Synapse Analytics Parallel Data Warehouse</Token>
A Teradata Connection Manager is used to enable a package to extract data from Teradata databases and load data into Teradaata databases.
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With the Teradata connection manager, you can enable a package to extract data from Teradata databases and load data into Teradata databases.
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The **ConnectionManagerType** property for the Teradata connection manager is set to **TERADATA**.
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You set the Teradata connection manager `ConnectionManagerType` property to *TERADATA*.
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## Configuring the Teradata connection manager
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## Configure the Teradata connection manager
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Connection Manager configuration changes will be resolved by Integration Services at runtime. Use the **Teradata Connection Manager Editor** dialog box to add a connection to a Teradata data source.
Connection manager configuration changes are resolved by Integration Services at runtime. To add a connection to a Teradata data source, complete the information in the **Teradata Connection Manager Editor** pane.
1. In the **Name** box, enter a name for the connection. The default name is **Teradata Connection Manager**.
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Enter information about the connection manager.
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1. (Optional) In the **Description** box, enter a description of the connection.
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**Name**
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1. In the **Server name** box, enter the name of the Teradata server to connect to.
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Enter a name for the connection. The default name is **Teradata Connection Manager**.
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1. Under **Authentication**, do either of the following:
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**Description**
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- To use Windows authentication, select **Use Windows Authentication**.
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- To use Teradata database authentication, select **Use Teradata Authentication**, and then enter the following credentials for this type of authentication:
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- In the **Mechanism** box, enter the security checking mechanism you want to use. Valid mechanism values include TD1, TD2, LDAP, KRB5, KRB5C, NTLM, and NTLMC.
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- In the **Parameter** box, enter the types of parameters that are required for the security checking mechanism you've entered.
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- In the **User name** box, enter the username that you use to connect to the Teradata database.
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- In the **Password** box, enter the Teradata database password of the user.
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Enter a description of the connection. This is optional.
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1. (Optional) In the **Default database** drop-down list, select the Teradata database to connect to. If this database-access permission is incorrect, an error is displayed, and you can then manually enter the database name.
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**Server info**
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1. (Optional) In the **Account** box, enter the name of the account that corresponds to the user name. If this value is empty, the account for the immediate owner of the database is used.
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1. Select **OK**.
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Enter the information of the Teradata server to connect.
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## Custom property
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**Server name**
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Enter the name of the Teradata server to connect.
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**Authentication**
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-**Use Windows Authentication**: Select this to use Windows authentication.
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-**Use Teradata Authentication**: Select this to use Teradata database authentication. Enter the credentials as below for this type of authentication:
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-**Mechanism**: Select the desired security checking mechanism, valid Mechanism values include TD1, TD2, LDAP, KRB5, KRB5C, NTLM, NTLMC.
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-**Parameter**: Type parameters required for the desired security checking mechanism.
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-**User name**: Type user name used to connect to the Teradata database.
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-**Password**: Type Teradata database password of the user.
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**Default database**
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This is optional.
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Select the Teradata database to connect if access permission is correct. Drop-down will return error if access permission is not correct, then manually enter the database name.
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**Account**
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This is optional.
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Type the name of the account that identifies the user name.
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If this value is empty, the account for the immediate owner of the database is used.
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### Custom property
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**UseUTF8CharSet**:
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Specifies whether the UTF8 character set is used. The default value is true.
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The custom property `UseUTF8CharSet` specifies whether the UTF-8 character set is used. The default value is *True*.
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To set the property:
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1. From the Connection Manager area in SSDT, right click the Teradata Connection Manager and select Properties.
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2. In the Properties pane, select True or False for UseUTF8CharSet property.
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1. Open SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT).
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1. In the **Connection Manager** area, right-click **Teradata Connection Manager**, and then select **Properties**.
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1. In the **Properties** pane, for the `UseUTF8CharSet` property, select either *True* or *False*.
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## Teradata connection manager troubleshooting
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## Troubleshoot the Teradata connection manager
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Enable Windows ODBC tracing in the Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator, to log Teradata connection manager calls to Teradata ODBC driver.
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To log Teradata connection manager calls to the Teradata Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) driver, enable Windows ODBC tracing in the Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator.
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