Be mindful that we do not recommend importing CI data directly into tables, as this will bypass the identification and reconciliation rules for CI's that prevents duplicates, and will bypass multi-source feature if enabled as well. All Service Graph connectors use IRE, so this consideration and using IRE is built-into them. IRE documentation can be found here.
The metrics this will negatively impact is provided in the Data Foundations Dashboard, as hi-lighted below. The Data Foundations Dashboard can be downloaded from the store as well. Here is a video overview if you are not aware of this critical feature to gauge your data management practices and quality.
There are a few health metrics associated to this problem that will start to show up and negatively impact your health scores.
Hi @Mark Bodman - Thanks for your reply, I am aware that this connector is free of cost, However when you click on the View Dependencies and Licensing Requirements
of the store link you have shared, Please see Below screenshot of dependencies of the store connector and in my case client does not have the entitlement of the dependent plugin (Highlighted in YELLOW in below screenshot). And it seems client does not want to purchase the entitlement of this dependent plugin.
Can you please suggest?
You should be able to install the JDBC plugin right from your Plugins/All Applications page in the instance. If it's not working for you, contact Support because both this and the SGC for SCCM plugins are free and all instances should be entitled to it.
