Connections

You create source connections on the Connect Source page and target connections on the Connect Target page when you create a data loader task. To create a connection, click New Connection. You can also create a connection on the Connections page in the Administrator.

When you create a connection, you enter the connection properties so that Data Loader can connect to the source or target to read or write data. For some connection types, you'll also need to enter source or target properties when you use them in a task. For example, if you use Amazon S3 as a source, you'll need to enter the source path for the files you want to read.

Connection	Connection type
ActiveCampaign	Source^*
Adobe Analytics	Source^*
Amazon Aurora	Source
Amazon Redshift V2	Target^*
Amazon S3 V2	Source^*
Amplitude	Source^*
Box	Source
Coupa	Source
Cvent	Source
Databricks	Target^*
Eloqua Bulk API	Source
Google Analytics	Source^*
Google BigQuery V2	Target^*
Google Cloud Storage V2	Source^*
Jira	Source
Klaviyo	Source^*
Magento V1	Source^*
Mailchimp	Source^*
Marketo V3	Source^*
Microsoft Azure Blob Storage V3	Source^*
Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB SQL API	Source^*
Microsoft Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2	Source^*
Microsoft Azure Synapse SQL	Target^*
Microsoft CDM Folders V2	Source^*
Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations	Source^*
Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales	Source^*
Microsoft SQL Server	Source
Mixpanel	Source^*
MongoDB	Source^*
MySQL	Source
NetSuite	Source
OData	Source^*
Oracle	Source
PostgreSQL	Source^*
Salesforce	Source^*
Salesforce Marketing Cloud	Source
Salesforce Pardot	Source^*
ServiceNow	Source
Shopify	Source^*
Snowflake Data Cloud	Target^*
Stripe	Source^*
SuccessFactors OData	Source^*
SurveyMonkey	Source^*
Xactly	Source
Xero	Source^*
Zendesk V2	Source
Zuora AQuA	Source
^*In addition to the properties that you configure in the connection, you can also configure properties in the task.