Using ODBC with Salesforce and OneLogin Single Sign On (SSO)
This blog describes how to get an ODBC connection to a Salesforce instance that has been integrated with OneLogin.
The Salesforce ODBC driver has been tested with a Salesforce and OneLogin environment that was set up by following this OneLogin tutorial:
Using the Easysoft Salesforce ODBC driver with OneLogin
Install and license the Salesforce ODBC driver.
Complete the Salesforce ODBC data source configuration dialog box as follows:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Use Oauth | SSO OneLogin |
| User Name | onelogin_user
For example, myuser@mydomain.org. |
| Password | The password for this user. |
| Consumer Key | The client key for your OneLogin developer account. |
| Consumer Secret | The secret for this client key. |
| SSO Token URL | The Salesforce OAuth 2.0 Token Endpoint. This is located in the Salesforce back end under Setup > Security Controls > Single Sign-On Settings > SAML Single Sign-On Settings > onelogin > OAuth 2.0 Token Endpoint. (Click the onelogin link, not the nearby Edit button.) |
| SSO Login URL | The OneLogin subdomain. For example, if your OneLogin URL is:
your subdomain is:
|
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