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Connection String Parameters
Common Parameters
- Server/Host: The network address of your database server
- Port: The port number the database listens on (defaults vary by database type)
- Database Name: The name of the specific database to connect to
- Username/Password: Credentials for database authentication
SQL Server Specific
- Authentication: Choose between SQL Server or Windows authentication
- Encrypt: Enable encryption for the connection
- Trust Server Certificate: Bypass certificate validation (for development)
MySQL Specific
- SSL Mode: Control the level of SSL encryption
- Character Set: Specify the character encoding (utf8mb4 recommended)
Advanced Options
- Connection Timeout: How long to wait for a connection to be established
- Command Timeout: How long to wait for a command to execute
- Connection Pooling: Enable/disable connection pooling for better performance
Code Examples
.NET Connection Example
using (var connection = new SqlConnection(connectionString))
{
connection.Open();
// Execute commands here
}
Python Connection Example
import pyodbc
conn = pyodbc.connect(connectionString)
cursor = conn.cursor()
# Execute queries here
conn.close()
🔑 Key Features & Benefits
- Supports many database types: SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, Azure Cosmos DB.
- Configurable options per DB: SSL modes, authentication, encryption, timeouts, pooling.
- Generate code samples for use in C#, Python, etc.
- Save favorites & history of generated connection strings.
- Privacy-first — connection parameters are not stored on server; all processing is client-side.
📌 Use Cases
- Developers building backend applications needing correct connection strings.
- Configuring cloud databases or managed DB services (e.g. Azure Cosmos DB).
- Setting up new environments — dev, staging, production — quickly with proper strings.
- Ensuring correct connection parameters (SSL, timeouts, pooling) for robust applications.
- Learning how connection strings are formed across different database systems.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Which database types are supported?
SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, Azure Cosmos DB and more. - Can I test the connection?
Yes — there is an option to test the connection after generating the string. - Is this tool free?
Yes — no signup or payment is required. - Is my data stored?
No — user inputs are processed locally; nothing is retained on servers. - Do you provide code examples?
Yes — you can view code snippets (C#, Python etc.) along with the generated connection string.