Microsoft SQL Server to ClickHouse integration
Replicate your Microsoft SQL Server data into ClickHouse with Weld. Automatically replicate the tables you choose from Microsoft SQL Server into ClickHouse, keeping your analytics layer up to date and ready for querying.
Your own tables, picked when you set up the sync.
- Extract
- Load
- Keep in sync
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How to set up Microsoft SQL Server to ClickHouse in Weld.
In the app, with the API or an agent.
Why replicate Microsoft SQL Server to ClickHouse?
Ready for analysis.
Centralizing your Microsoft SQL Server data in ClickHouse lets you join it with other data sources for cross-platform analytics and deeper insights.
Build reliable dashboards and reports by querying Microsoft SQL Server data directly in ClickHouse using SQL or your preferred BI tool.
Consolidate data from Microsoft SQL Server alongside other databases and applications in a single database for a unified analytical layer.
Database replication for analytics
Replicate your Microsoft SQL Server production data to ClickHouse without impacting database performance. Query historical data without load on your primary database.
Centralized data warehouse
Bring Microsoft SQL Server data into ClickHouse alongside other sources to create a single source of truth for your organization.
Automated reporting
Replace manual exports and spreadsheet-based reporting with automated pipelines from Microsoft SQL Server to ClickHouse. Connect BI tools like Looker, Metabase, or Power BI.
What data can you replicate?
From Microsoft SQL Server to ClickHouse.
Weld syncs the objects the Microsoft SQL Server connector exposes into ClickHouse, and you choose which tables and fields to include. The connector's docs list what is available.
Ask your agent.
It queries ClickHouse for you.
Connect Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or your own agent to Weld over MCP. It reads the Microsoft SQL Server context, finds the tables it needs and runs the query in ClickHouse.
Which Microsoft SQL Server tables do we have in ClickHouse, and which is the largest?
Looking up what Weld has synced from Microsoft SQL Server.
Technical considerations.
What to expect.
- Incremental syncing
- Weld uses incremental syncing where supported by the Microsoft SQL Server API, loading only new and updated records to minimize data transfer and warehouse costs.
- Change data capture
- For Microsoft SQL Server, Weld can use log-based replication (CDC) to capture inserts, updates, and deletes without querying the entire table on every sync.
- Schema handling
- Weld automatically manages schema changes. If Microsoft SQL Server adds new fields, they're detected and added to the corresponding ClickHouse tables.
- Data freshness
- Sync frequency depends on your Weld plan. Most connectors support schedules from every 5 minutes up to daily intervals.
- Security
- All data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest. Weld is SOC 2 Type II compliant and supports IP whitelisting for database connections.
Keep reading.
Guides, docs and schema.
Microsoft SQL Server setup guide
How to connect Microsoft SQL Server to Weld, step by step.
DocumentationClickHouse setup guide
How to connect ClickHouse to Weld, step by step.
ConnectorMicrosoft SQL Server connector
Everything Weld does with Microsoft SQL Server.
ConnectorClickHouse connector
Everything Weld does with ClickHouse.
Common questions.
About Microsoft SQL Server to ClickHouse.
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