mdx: Query Rules, Databricks Example 문서 추가 및 제품 버전 업데이트

confluence-mdx/var/pages.qm.yaml

@@ -1829,6 +1829,66 @@
   - "databases"
   - "connection-management"
   - "kerberos-configurations"
+- "page_id": "2010153049"
+  "title": "Custom JDBC Configs"
+  "title_orig": "Custom JDBC Configs"
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+  - "Connection Management"
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+  - "Custom JDBC Configs"
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+  - "administrator-manual"
+  - "databases"
+  - "connection-management"
+  - "custom-jdbc-configs"
+- "page_id": "2010120237"
+  "title": "QSI Parser Selection"
+  "title_orig": "QSI Parser Selection"
+  "breadcrumbs":
+  - "관리자 매뉴얼"
+  - "Databases"
+  - "Connection Management"
+  - "Custom JDBC Configs"
+  - "QSI Parser Selection"
+  "breadcrumbs_en":
+  - "Administrator Manual"
+  - "Databases"
+  - "Connection Management"
+  - "Custom JDBC Configs"
+  - "QSI Parser Selection"
+  "path":
+  - "administrator-manual"
+  - "databases"
+  - "connection-management"
+  - "custom-jdbc-configs"
+  - "qsi-parser-selection"
+- "page_id": "2010153057"
+  "title": "Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks 예시"
+  "title_orig": "Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks 예시"
+  "breadcrumbs":
+  - "관리자 매뉴얼"
+  - "Databases"
+  - "Connection Management"
+  - "Custom JDBC Configs"
+  - "Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks 예시"
+  "breadcrumbs_en":
+  - "Administrator Manual"
+  - "Databases"
+  - "Connection Management"
+  - "Custom JDBC Configs"
+  - "Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks Example"
+  "path":
+  - "administrator-manual"
+  - "databases"
+  - "connection-management"
+  - "custom-jdbc-configs"
+  - "custom-jdbc-configs-databricks-example"
 - "page_id": "544380126"
   "title": "DB Access Control"
   "title_orig": "DB Access Control​"
@@ -1985,6 +2045,24 @@
   - "databases"
   - "policies"
   - "policy-exception"
+- "page_id": "2010153040"
+  "title": "Query Rules"
+  "title_orig": "Query Rules"
+  "breadcrumbs":
+  - "관리자 매뉴얼"
+  - "Databases"
+  - "Policies"
+  - "Query Rules"
+  "breadcrumbs_en":
+  - "Administrator Manual"
+  - "Databases"
+  - "Policies"
+  - "Query Rules"
+  "path":
+  - "administrator-manual"
+  - "databases"
+  - "policies"
+  - "query-rules"
 - "page_id": "571277577"
   "title": "Ledger Management"
   "title_orig": "Ledger Management"
@@ -4124,18 +4202,6 @@
   - "Release Notes"
   "path":
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   "title": "11.5.0 ~ 11.5.4"
   "title_orig": "11.5.0 ~ 11.5.4"
@@ -4754,21 +4820,21 @@
   "path":
   - "installation"
   - "querypie-acp-community-edition"
-- "page_id": "1735589937"
-  "title": "MCP 설정 가이드"
-  "title_orig": "MCP 설정 가이드"
+- "page_id": "1805516819"
+  "title": "QueryPie ACP Community Edition 초기 구성 가이드"
+  "title_orig": "QueryPie ACP Community Edition 초기 구성 가이드"
   "breadcrumbs":
   - "제품 설치"
   - "QueryPie ACP Community Edition"
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   - "Installation"
   - "QueryPie ACP Community Edition"
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   - "installation"
   - "querypie-acp-community-edition"
-  - "mcp-configuration-guide"
+  - "querypie-acp-community-edition-initial-configuration-guide"
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   "title": "QueryPie ACP Community Edition 업그레이드 방법"
   "title_orig": "QueryPie ACP Community Edition 업그레이드 방법"
@@ -4799,6 +4865,21 @@
   - "installation"
   - "querypie-acp-community-edition"
   - "how-to-remove-querypie-acp-community-edition"
+- "page_id": "1735589937"
+  "title": "MCP 설정 가이드"
+  "title_orig": "MCP 설정 가이드"
+  "breadcrumbs":
+  - "제품 설치"
+  - "QueryPie ACP Community Edition"
+  - "MCP 설정 가이드"
+  "breadcrumbs_en":
+  - "Installation"
+  - "QueryPie ACP Community Edition"
+  - "MCP Configuration Guide"
+  "path":
+  - "installation"
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+  - "mcp-configuration-guide"
 - "page_id": "1844969501"
   "title": "지원"
   "title_orig": "지원"
@@ -4853,6 +4934,18 @@
   - "Unreleased"
   "path":
   - "unreleased"
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src/content/en/administrator-manual/databases/connection-management/custom-jdbc-configs/_meta.ts

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 export default {
   'qsi-parser-selection': 'QSI Parser Selection',
-  'custom-jdbc-configs-databricks': 'Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks Example',
+  'custom-jdbc-configs-databricks-example': 'Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks Example',
 };

src/content/en/administrator-manual/databases/connection-management/custom-jdbc-configs/custom-jdbc-configs-databricks-example.mdx

@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
+---
+title: 'Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks Example'
+confluenceUrl: 'https://querypie.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/QM/pages/2010153057/Custom+JDBC+Configs+-+Databricks'
+---
+
+import { Callout } from 'nextra/components'
+
+# Custom JDBC Configs - Databricks Example
+
+### Overview
+
+Starting from QueryPie ACP 11.6.0, the Custom JDBC Configs feature allows administrators to register a JDBC Driver and create a Databricks connection with policies applied.<br/>The query parser (QSI) supported by QueryPie ACP for Databricks is ANSI query, so Databricks-specific syntax may not work correctly.
+
+<Callout type="info">
+This feature is provided as **Beta**.
+To use it, you must set the **Custom JDBC Configuration** option to `Enable` in the Experimental section on the `Admin > Databases > General > Configurations` page.
+After activation, the `Admin > Databases > Connection Management > Custom JDBC Configs` menu will appear.
+</Callout>
+
+### Registering Databricks as a Custom JDBC Vendor
+
+1. Navigate to `Admin > Databases > Connection Management > Custom JDBC Configs`.
+2. Click the `Create Custom JDBC` button in the upper right corner.
+3. Enter an identifiable name in the Name field. This name will be displayed in the Custom JDBC Vendors section when creating a DB connection.
+4. Enter any additional information in the Description field.
+5. Enter the Databricks driver class in the `Driver Class` field of the JDBC Configuration section. (For Databricks: `com.databricks.client.jdbc.Driver`)<br/>In general, the Driver Class can be verified with the following command:
+  ```
+  unzip -p <your-driver.jar> META-INF/services/java.sql.Driver
+  ```
+6. Enter `jdbc:databricks://{host}:{port}/default` in the JDBC URL Template.
+7. Enter `/` in the Options Prefix.
+8. Enter `443` in the Default Port.
+9. Enter `--add-opens=java.base/java.nio=ALL-UNNAMED` in the JVM Arguments.
+10. Click the `Select JAR file to upload` button in the Driver JAR File section and upload the JDBC Driver.<br/>Databricks: [JDBC Driver Download](https://www.databricks.com/spark/jdbc-drivers-download)
+11. Click the `Save` button to save the configuration.
+
+### Creating a Databricks Connection with a Custom Vendor
+
+1. Navigate to `Admin > Databases > Connection Management > DB Connections`.
+2. Click the `Create Connection` button in the upper right corner.
+3. Scroll down and select the Databricks entry you registered earlier (the item entered as `Name` when creating the Custom JDBC) from the **Custom JDBC Vendors** section.
+4. Enter the connection information such as **Connection Name**, **Host**, **Port**, etc.
+    1. Host: Copy and paste the server hostname value obtained from Databricks.
+    2. Port: Use the default value of 443 specified in the Custom Vendor.
+    3. Database Name: Leave it empty or enter the name corresponding to a Databricks Catalog (refer to the **Structure Mapping Comparison** table below). Leaving it empty is recommended since this specifies the default path.
+    4. Username: Since Databricks uses tokens, leave the Username empty.
+    5. Password: Enter the token value issued from Settings (User Settings) &gt; Developer &gt; Access tokens in the Databricks console. When generating the token, specify the token scope as sql, workspace, catalog.
+    6. Other Options: Copy and paste the portion after default; from the JDBC URL field found in the connection details of the Databricks console.
+5. Select a **QSI Parser** if needed. Select the default `ANSI SQL`.
+6. Click the `Next` button to proceed to the connection creation complete screen.
+
+#### Structure Mapping Comparison
+
+| **Databricks** | **QueryPie ACP** |
+| -------------- | ---------------- |
+| Catalog        | Database         |
+| Schema         | Schema           |
+| Table          | Table            |
+| Column         | Column           |
+
+<Callout type="important">
+Only Custom JDBC Vendors with `Active` status are displayed in the `Custom JDBC Vendors` section.
+</Callout>

src/content/en/administrator-manual/databases/policies/_meta.ts

@@ -4,4 +4,5 @@ export default {
   'data-masking': 'Data Masking',
   'sensitive-data': 'Sensitive Data',
   'policy-exception': 'Policy Exception',
+  'query-rules': 'Query Rules',
 };