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# connect > Command: `connect` > Category: **Connection & Auth** > Status: Production Ready ## Description Connects to an SAP HANA DB and writes connection information to a default-env-admin.json ## Syntax ```bash hana-cli connect [user] [password] [options] ``` ## Aliases - `c` - `login` ## Command Diagram ```mermaid graph TD Start([hana-cli connect]) --> Input{Authentication Method} Input -->|User/Password| Creds[User & Password<br/>Parameters] Input -->|Userstore Key| UK[Userstore Key<br/>Parameter] Creds --> ConnStr[Connection String<br/>host:port] UK --> Process[Validate Connection] ConnStr --> Process Process --> Options{Security Options} Options -->|Encrypt| SSL[SSL Encryption<br/>--encrypt] Options -->|Trust Store| Trust[Trust Store Path<br/>--trustStore] Options -->|No SSL| NoSSL[Unencrypted] SSL --> Save{Save Credentials?} Trust --> Save NoSSL --> Save Save -->|Yes default| SaveFile[Write to<br/>default-env-admin.json] Save -->|No| NoSave[Session Only] SaveFile --> Connect[Connect to Database] NoSave --> Connect Connect --> Output[Display Current User<br/>& Session Context] Output --> Complete([Connection Complete]) style Start fill:#0092d1 style Complete fill:#2ecc71 style Input fill:#f39c12 style Options fill:#f39c12 style Save fill:#f39c12 ``` ## Parameters ### Positional Arguments | Parameter | Type | Description | |------------|--------|------------------------------------------------| | `user` | string | Database user (optional if using userstorekey) | | `password` | string | Database password (optional if using userstorekey) | ### Options | Option | Alias | Type | Default | Description | |------------------|----------------------------|---------|---------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `--connection` | `-n` | string | - | Connection String in format `<host>[:<port>]` (e.g., localhost:30015) | | `--user` | `-u` | string | - | Database user | | `--password` | `-p` | string | - | Database password | | `--userstorekey` | `--uk`, `--userstore` | string | - | HDB User Store Key - Overrides all other connection parameters | | `--save` | `-s` | boolean | `true` | Save credentials to default-env-admin.json file | | `--encrypt` | `-e`, `--ssl` | boolean | `false` | Encrypt connections using SSL/TLS (required for SAP HANA Cloud and SAP BTP) | | `--trustStore` | `-t`, `--trust`, `--truststore` | string | - | Path to SSL Trust Store file for certificate validation | ### Troubleshooting | Option | Alias | Type | Default | Description | |---------------------|-----------|---------|---------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `--disableVerbose` | `--quiet` | boolean | `false` | Disable verbose output - removes all extra output that is only helpful to human readable interface | | `--debug` | `-d` | boolean | `false` | Debug hana-cli itself by adding output of LOTS of intermediate details | For a complete list of parameters and options, use: ```bash hana-cli connect --help ``` ## Examples ### Basic Usage ```bash hana-cli connect --connection localhost:30015 --user DBUSER ``` Connect to a local HANA database on port 30015. You will be prompted for the password. ### Using Userstore Key ```bash hana-cli connect --userstorekey MYKEY ``` Connect using a pre-configured HDB Userstore key. This method is secure and doesn't require entering credentials. ### Connect with SSL/TLS Encryption ```bash hana-cli connect --connection myserver.hana.ondemand.com:443 --user DBUSER --encrypt ``` Connect to SAP HANA Cloud or SAP BTP with SSL encryption enabled (required for cloud environments). ### Connect Without Saving Credentials ```bash hana-cli connect --connection localhost:30015 --user DBUSER --save false ``` Connect for a single session without saving credentials to default-env-admin.json. ### Using Custom Trust Store ```bash hana-cli connect --connection myserver.com:443 --user DBUSER --encrypt --trustStore /path/to/truststore.pem ``` Connect with SSL and specify a custom trust store for certificate validation. ## Related Commands See the [Commands Reference](../all-commands.md) for other commands in this category. ## See Also - [Category: Connection & Auth](..) - [All Commands A-Z](../all-commands.md)