Toad Intelligence Central (TIC) allows users to access remote databases and other remote sources that typically require a user login ID. To facilitate this, each data source connection in TIC must have a login ID to use when accessing its remote data source. TIC uses authentication keys as a way to store and provide this login information for each data object's data source.
Authentication Keys
An authentication key (login ID) is created when a data source is mapped to TIC. This process occurs each time a data object is published from a remote data source.
Authentication Key Types
Toad creates two types of keys: Personal Authentication and Shared (public).
Note: This feature is available in the Toad Data Studio Professional edition only and requires access to a Toad Intelligence Central server.
You specify a key type when you publish an object to Intelligence Central. The type of authentication key you create determines who can access the object. Datasets do not require a key.
If you create a personal Authentication key
If you create a Shared (public) key
Access to the data object is seamless for all TIC users (with which the object is shared). The default credentials are automatically provided by Toad.
Tip: Use a Shared key to provide access to data objects for TIC users who do not have permission to access the remote data source.
Shared (public) Key—When creating a Shared (public) key, provide the user name and password (of an existing account) to be used as the default credentials. Toad will use these credentials to automatically allow any TIC user access to the data object. Users will not be required to enter credentials for a data object that has a Shared (public) key.
All users will be able to view the shared user name, but only you (as the key creator) will know the shared password.
Note: The owner of an object and users with Manage privileges can modify a data object's Shared (public) key.
Toad supports the use of the Salesforce.com Security Tokens for log in to a Salesforce remote data source. When creating an authentication key for a Salesforce.com data source, you must enter your security token along with your user name and password.
Intelligence Central users must authenticate each data object that requires a personal Authentication key to view. Toad prompts you to enter your user name and password to the remote source the first time you attempt to access (query) a data object in TIC that requires a personal authentication key.
Alter Authentication about the Alter Authentication dialog.
Note: In the Object Explorer, you can see only the data objects that you own or that have been shared with you.
Icon | Description | What To Do |
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You own this object or you have been granted Visibility privileges. |
If this object has a Shared (public) key, no action is required to access this object. If this object has a personal key, you must authenticate to access the object. Select the object and click . | |
You own this object or you have been granted Visibility privileges. This object has a Shared (public) key. |
No action required to access this object. You must have Manage privileges to refresh. | |
Dataset | No action required to access this object. |
To set your Authentication key
Note: Datasets do not require an Authentication key.
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