When integrating a JDBC source, what connector configuration is deemed invalid?

When integrating a JDBC source, the use of a JDBC template without validating the schema is considered an invalid configuration. Validating the schema is critical because it ensures that the system understands the structure of the database it is interacting with, including the tables and their relationships, data types, and constraints. Without this verification step, there could be mismatches between the expected data structure and the actual database schema, leading to errors during data operations or integration processes.

In contrast, defining table and column mappings is a necessary step for successful integration, as it specifies how data within the JDBC source corresponds to the data structures used in Identity Security Cloud. Securing the connection with SSL settings is also a best practice to ensure data security during transfers, which makes it a valid configuration requirement. Similarly, checking endpoint accessibility is essential to ensure that the integration can reach and interact with the JDBC source, confirming that the connection can be established successfully. Thus, validating the schema is a crucial step that, if omitted, compromises the reliability of the integration.