ZappySys Data Gateway

Data Gateway – ODBC Bridge for SQL Server / JAVA / Linux / MacOS

ZappySys Data Gateway Service provides a very fast bridge to ZappySys Drivers or other ODBC Drivers inside SQL Server / JAVA Apps or OS /Apps which cannot call ODBC Drivers directly (e.g. JAVA Apps). You can connect to ZappySys Gateway using any SQL Server Driver (i.e. ODBC, JDBC, OLEDB or ADO.net) and query data sources. Data Gateway uses TDS Protocol like SQL Server to communicate.

Feature Summary

  • Allows to create multiple data sources which can be bound to existing ODBC DSN on the machine
  • Access ZappySys drives from JAVA apps (via JDBC) or from Google Sheet
  • Gateway use TDS Protocol which is widely used by many SQL Server / Sybase compatible drivers
  • Apps from any platform (e.g. Windows, Linux, Mac) can connect to Gateway without actually installing driver on the client machine
  • Read other use cases for Data Gateway

See also
Azure Blob ODBC Driver for CSV Files Azure Blob Driver for CSV Files
Amazon S3 ODBC Driver for XML Files Amazon S3 Driver for XML Files
FTP / SFTP ODBC Driver for XML Files FTP / SFTP Driver for XML Filess
JSON File / REST API Driver JSON File / REST API Driver
ODBC XML File / SOAP API Driver XML File / SOAP API Driver
CSV File / REST API Driver CSV File / REST API Driver
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ZappySys has developed a unique bridge called ZappySys Data Gateway Service (ZSDG) which can help to access our Drivers in SQL Server or JAVA based Apps or Non-Windows OS (e.g. Mac, Linux). ZappySys Data Gateway service can run in the cloud (VM Exposed to internet) or you can install locally on-premises.

Client application can connect to Data Gateway Service using any Microsoft SQL Server compatible driver (i.e. SQL Server ODBC, OLEDB, ADO.net or JDBC Driver or Linked Server in SQL Server). Data Gateway can be installed on the central server where you can have many users who can connect to Data Gateway to use ZappySys Drivers without installing anything on their machine. Data Gateway Service understands TDS Protocol and Client App can be running on any machine or operating system (MacOS, Linux, Windows).

ZappySys Data Gateway - Connect to JSON, XML, OData, REST API, SOAP data sources using TDS protocol compatible drivers (or any SQL Server ODBC, JDBC, OLEDB, ADO.net driver )

ZappySys Data Gateway – Connect to JSON, XML, OData, REST API, SOAP data sources using TDS protocol compatible drivers (or any SQL Server ODBC, JDBC, OLEDB, ADO.net driver )

Microsoft SQL Server Integration using Data Gateway Service (T-SQL)

Here is one possible use case of using Data Gateway Service. Any DBA or Non-Programmer can start writing T-SQL queries to use ZappySys Drivers (e.g. REST API, JSON, XML, CSV data source) right inside your usual T-SQL code  (You can access data from Salesforce, REST API, JSON, XML, CSV inside Views, Functions or SQL Stored Procedures).

This approach can eliminate any possible ETL work needed to extract data outside of SQL Server, you can start using your existing SQL Skill to achieve previously hard to achieve scenarios without coding.

For many other possible use case of Data Gateway click here.

SQL Server Integration Example - Query REST API / JSON Files / XML Files inside SQL Server using ZappySys Data Gateway Service (Use of Linked Server / OPENQUERY Feature in T-SQL Code / SSMS)

SQL Server Integration Example – Query REST API / JSON Files / XML Files inside SQL Server using ZappySys Data Gateway Service (Use of Linked Server / OPENQUERY Feature in T-SQL Code / SSMS)

Video Tutorial – Calling ZappySys Drivers inside SQL Server (JSON / REST Driver use case)

Here is a short video to demonstrate a use case of Data Gateway. With this approach you can import data from REST API or any other data source for which ZappySys offers Drivers (e.g. Amazon S3, Azure, SFTP, Salesforce, XML , CSV)

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