Making Basic Updates to a Connector

• Console
• CLI
• API

• 1. On the Connectors list page, find the connector that you want to work with. If you need help finding the list page or connector, see Listing Connectors.
  2. From the Actions menu () for the connector, select Edit.
  3. On the Edit connector page, change values as needed.
     For information about the fields on this page, see Creating a Connector.
  4. If the default access policy wasn't accepted before, you can accept it now.
     The default access policy allows this connector to write to the target service. You can get this authorization through these default policies or through group-based policies. The default policies are offered whenever you use the Console to create or edit a connector. The only exception is when the exact policy already exists in IAM, in which case the default policy isn't offered. For more information about this authorization requirement, see Authentication and Authorization.
  5. Select Save changes.

  If you updated the source service or tasks, then data movement might pause for a few minutes, as indicated by Data Freshness metrics. Within a few minutes, the connector begins moving data according to its configuration. The connector applies tasks to data from the source service and then moves the data to the target service.

• Use the oci sch service-connector update command and required parameters to update a connector:

  Command

  CopyTry It

  oci sch service-connector update --service-connector-id <connector_OCID>

  For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.

• Run the UpdateServiceConnector operation to update a connector.