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# Accessing data sources

1. In the top right corner of the menu bar, click ![](/files/-M2CBUuJzOcOF7Pp1US7) . The Navigation pane is displayed.

![](/files/-M2CBoImMsDTPcKaIENZ)

![](/files/-M2CC5X1JBuDLFpoLHiW)

2\. Under the required role group, click **Manage Datasources**.

The **Manage DataSources** page with the list of datasources is displayed.

![](/files/-M2rRDQFa288KFDkn7Pf)

3\. To view the details of a datasource, click on the required datasource.

All the details of the selected datasource are displayed. You can view and manage these details from here.


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