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IBM DB2 is IBM’s enterprise database, common in mainframe and mid-range environments. Use this connector to read and write DB2 tables from PlaidCloud workflows. Network access to the DB2 listener is required; for mainframe deployments, an SSH or VPN tunnel is typically required.

The IBM DB2 documentation.

These fields appear when creating or editing this connection. Required vs optional depends on the authentication options you enable.

Field Type Description
Name Text Display name for this connection.
Alias Text (multi-line) Optional alias or notes about the connection.
Is active Toggle Whether the connection is enabled. Disable to pause without deleting.
Db read only Toggle Restrict the connection to read-only operations.
Access type Select Read-only, write-only, or read-write access level for this connection.
Field Type Description
Db host Text Hostname or IP address of the database server.
Db port Number Port number for the database connection.
Db catalog Text Database, catalog, or schema to connect to.
Field Type Description
Db user Text Username for database authentication.
Use sso Toggle Authenticate via single sign-on instead of username/password.
Db password Password Password for database authentication.
Field Type Description
Use ssl Toggle Encrypt the connection with SSL/TLS.
Ssl mode Select SSL verification mode (e.g., disable, require, verify-ca, verify-full).
Ssl auth client cert Text (multi-line) Client certificate (PEM) for mutual TLS authentication.
Ssl auth client key Text (multi-line) Client private key (PEM) for mutual TLS authentication.
Ssl auth root cert Text (multi-line) Root CA certificate (PEM) for verifying the server’s cert.
Ssl auth cert revoke Text (multi-line) Certificate revocation list, if your environment uses one.
Field Type Description
Use ssh Toggle Tunnel the connection through an SSH bastion.
Ssh host Text SSH bastion hostname.
Ssh port Number SSH bastion port (default 22).
Ssh user Text SSH bastion username.
Ssh password Password SSH bastion password (if password auth is used).
Use ssh cert Toggle Authenticate to the SSH bastion with a private key instead of password.
Ssh private key Text (multi-line) SSH private key (PEM) for bastion authentication.
Ssh host key Text (multi-line) Expected SSH host key for bastion fingerprint verification.