Keyword-based column tagging for Microsoft SQL

Keyword-based column tagging in Microsoft SQL with Secoda. Learn more about how you can automate workflows to turn hours into seconds. Do more with less and scale without the chaos.

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Overview

Secoda integrates with Microsoft SQL and offers an automatic data documentation feature. This functionality includes generating descriptions for tables, columns, and glossary terms. By tagging columns that contain specific metadata keywords from Microsoft SQL, Secoda streamlines the documentation process. With Secoda, you can spend less time on documenting data and focus more on distributing valuable insights.

How it works

The integration between Secoda and Microsoft SQL allows for the automation of column tagging based on specific keywords. With this integration, you can save time on documentation by automatically assigning metadata to columns in Microsoft SQL through Secoda. This enables you to focus more on distributing insights and less on manual tagging. The automation is achieved through triggers and actions, where triggers activate the workflow and actions perform operations such as filtering and updating metadata. By stacking actions, you can create customized workflows that meet the specific needs of your team. You can define schedules for triggering actions, whether it's on an hourly, daily, or custom basis, providing a structured framework for automated processes.

About Secoda

Integration of Secoda with Microsoft SQL allows for seamless data documentation and tagging. By utilizing Microsoft SQL, Secoda enables automatic tagging of columns containing specific keywords. This integration streamlines the organization's data catalog, lineage, documentation, and monitoring, all within a unified data management platform. With Secoda serving as the index for your company's data knowledge, this integration brings efficiency and clarity to data processes.

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