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# Connecting to Phoenix

### Connection Steps

Please follow the steps below to connect to the `Phoenix` data source.

1. Click "New Data Connection" in the upper right corner of the data connection page.
   ![](/images/data-connection/connection-001.png)

2. Select the `Phoenix` data source from the list of data source types.
   ![](/images/data-connection/connecting-phoenix-001.png)

3. Fill in the required parameters for the data source connection as prompted.
   ![](/images/data-connection/connecting-phoenix-002.png)

   **Connection Configuration Information Description**

   | Field                                   | Description                                                  |
   | ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
   | Name                                    | The name of the connection. Required and unique within the user. |
   | Host Address                            | The address of the database. If the URL field is filled in, the URL will take precedence. |
   | Port                                    | The port of the database. If the URL field is filled in, the URL will take precedence. |
   | Max Connections                         | Maximum number of connections in the connection pool.        |
   | Prefer using database comment as dataset title | Choose whether to display the table name or the table comment as the title. When enabled, the title is displayed; when disabled, the table comment is displayed. |
   | URL                                     |                                                              |
   | Query Timeout (seconds)                  | Default is 600. If the data volume is large, you can appropriately increase the timeout. |

4. After filling in the parameters, click the `Validate` button to get the validation result (this checks the connectivity between HENGSHI SENSE and the configured data connection; you cannot add the connection if validation fails).

5. After validation passes, click `Execute Preset Code` to pop up the preset code for this data source, then click the execute button.

6. Click the `Add` button to add the `Phoenix` connection.

> \[!CAUTION] Please Note
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> 1. Parameters marked with \* are required; other parameters are optional.
> 2. When connecting to a data source, you must execute the preset code. Failure to do so may result in certain functions being unavailable during data analysis. In addition, when upgrading from a version prior to 4.4 to 4.4, you need to execute the preset code for existing data connections in the system.

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### Supported `Phoenix` Versions

`5.0` and above