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Supported data sources for SPSS Modeler
Last updated: Feb 11, 2025
Supported data sources (SPSS Modeler)

In SPSS Modeler, you can connect to your data no matter where it lives.

Connectors

The following table lists the data sources that you can connect to from SPSS Modeler.

For more information about SQL pushback (such as lists of nodes, CLEM expressions, and operators that support SQL pushback), see SQL optimization and its subsections.

For a list of databases that support custom SQL queries to pull in data, see Data Asset node.

Note: If you enable SSL and use a custom certificate for the connection, many of the connectors that support SQL pushback can no longer use it. Only these connectors still support SQL pushback:
  • Db2
  • Db2 Big SQL
  • Db2 for z/OS
  • Db2 Warehouse
  • Microsoft SQL Server
Connector Read Only Read & Write SQL Pushback Notes
Amazon RDS for MySQL âś“   Replace the data set option isn't supported for this connection.
Amazon RDS for Oracle âś“    
Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL âś“ âś“ Replace the data set option isn't supported for this connection.
Amazon Redshift âś“ âś“  
Amazon S3 âś“    
Apache Cassandra âś“    
Apache Derby âś“    
Apache HDFS (formerly known as "Hortonworks HDFS")   âś“    
Apache Hive âś“   âś“  
Apache Impala âś“ âś“ SPSS Modeler supports only the Username and password authentication method.
Box   âś“  
Cloud Object Storage âś“  
Cloud Object Storage (infrastructure) âś“  
Cloudant âś“
Cognos Analytics âś“  
Connector Read Only Read & Write SQL Pushback Notes
DataStax Enterprise   âś“    
Db2   âś“ âś“  
Db2 Big SQL   âś“ âś“  
Db2 for i   âś“ âś“  
Db2 for z/OS   âś“ âś“  
Db2 on Cloud   âś“ âś“  
Db2 Warehouse   âś“ âś“  
Dremio âś“      
Dropbox âś“  
FTP (remote file system transfer) âś“  
Google BigQuery âś“ âś“
  • If SQL pushback is enabled, data streaming is not used to insert data when you select the Streaming Insert option for Write mode in a Data Asset Export node. A standard insert occurs instead. If you want to use data streaming, disable SQL pushback.
  • SPSS Modeler does not support the Delete Then Insert option for SQL pushback.
Google Cloud Storage   âś“    
Greenplum   âś“ âś“  
HTTP âś“      
Connector Read Only Read & Write SQL Pushback Notes
IBM Cloud Databases for MySQL   âś“  
IBM Cloud Data Engine âś“      
IBM Cloud Databases for MongoDB âś“      
IBM Cloud Databases for PostgreSQL   âś“ âś“  
IBM Data Virtualization âś“
Informix   âś“    
Looker âś“    
MariaDB âś“    
Microsoft Azure Blob Storage   âś“    
Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB âś“    
Microsoft Azure Databricks   âś“    
Microsoft Azure Data Lake Storage âś“  
Microsoft Azure File Storage   âś“    
Microsoft Azure SQL Database âś“ âś“  
Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics   âś“ âś“  
Microsoft SQL Server   âś“ âś“ SQL pushback isn't supported when Active Directory is enabled.
Connector Read Only Read & Write SQL Pushback Notes
MongoDB âś“      
MySQL   âś“    
Netezza Performance Server   âś“ âś“  
OData   âś“    
Oracle   âś“ âś“  
Planning Analytics (formerly known as "IBM TM1")   âś“   Only the Replace the data set option is supported.
PostgreSQL   âś“ âś“  
Presto âś“      
Salesforce.com   âś“    
SAP ASE   âś“    
SAP IQ âś“      
SAP OData   âś“    
SingleStoreDB   âś“    
Snowflake   âś“ âś“  
Tableau âś“      
Teradata   âś“  
Vertica   âś“  

Data files

In addition to using data from remote data sources or integrated databases, you can use data from files. You can work with data from the following types of files in SPSS Modeler.

Connector Read Only Read & Write Notes
Avro âś“  
CSV, Delimited âś“
Attention: If your .csv file contains any malicious payloads in an input field (in formulas for example), these payloads might be executed.
JSON âś“  
ORC  
Parquet âś“  
SAS âś“  
SAV (SPSS Statistics)   âś“  
SHP  
XLS, XLSX (Excel) âś“  
XML   âś“