steps-create-relational-connection-short.rst

1. In the :guilabel:`Database type` drop-down, select the database type.

2. To enter a connection string directly, enable the :guilabel:`Enter URI manually` toggle and paste your connection string into the :guilabel:`JDBC URI`.

3. To create a connection string by entering database information, enter the following:

   .. tabs::
   
      .. tab:: Oracle
         :tabid: db-oracle
   
         .. include:: /includes/table-oracle-connection-fields.rst
   
      .. tab:: SQL Server
         :tabid: db-sql
   
         .. include:: /includes/table-sql-connection-fields.rst
   
      .. tab:: MySQL
         :tabid: db-mysql
   
         .. include:: /includes/table-mysql-connection-fields.rst
   
      .. tab:: PostgreSQL
         :tabid: db-postgresql
   
         .. include:: /includes/table-postgresql-connection-fields.rst
   
      .. tab:: DB2
         :tabid: db-db2
   
         .. include:: /includes/table-db2-connection-fields.rst
   
      .. tab:: Sybase ASE
         :tabid: db-sybase
   
         .. include:: /includes/table-sybase-connection-fields.rst
   
   

4. Enter a :guilabel:`Connection name` and optional :guilabel:`Environment tag`.

5. Click :guilabel:`Connect`.

   The saved connection is available for use in all jobs and projects.