How to do it...

Use the following steps to establish a connection:

1. Click on the plug icon in the top-left corner; now you can either select file data source or machine data source.
2. Click on New... if you don't have a connection file. Select user or system data source:

1. Then select the option of Teradata Database ODBC driver 16.00; after this, you will see the screen for providing the name of your data connection and source IP.
2. Enter your credentials; you have the option to save the password if you don't want to enter it every time you connect to the database: 

Wouldn't it be great to have an option to run SQL using the command-line interface with SQLA?