Devart ODBC Driver for Asana

Connect Asana to ODBC applications
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Devart

About this software

ODBC Driver for Asana provides ODBC-compliant applications with structured SQL access to Asana workspace data. It exposes Asana objects and fields as database tables and columns, enabling BI, reporting, and ETL tools to query and integrate task and project information. The driver uses Asana's API for data access and includes documentation for installation, connection setup, and schema mapping on Windows platforms.

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Devart ODBC Driver for Asana

Devart ODBC Driver for Asana
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Benefits

  • SQL access to Asana: Enables SQL queries against Asana workspaces from ODBC applications.
  • Integrate with BI tools: Connects Asana data to BI, reporting, and ETL tools via ODBC.
  • Exposes tables and fields: Maps Asana objects and fields to database tables and columns.
  • Windows driver availability: Provided as a Windows ODBC driver for desktop and server environments.
  • Secure API connectivity: Uses Asana API over secure HTTP connections for data access.

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Product documentation: Publisher provides product documentation and installation guides online.
  • Knowledge base articles: Knowledge base content covers configuration, connection, and troubleshooting topics.
  • Software updates: Driver updates and new builds are published on the publisher's website.
  • License information: Subscription and single-license options are described on the product pages.
  • Compatibility details: System requirements and compatibility matrices are available in documentation.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Devart ODBC Driver for Asana?
An ODBC driver that allows ODBC-compliant applications and BI tools to query and integrate Asana data using SQL. It exposes Asana objects as relational tables for reporting and data access.
Which Asana entities can be accessed through the driver?
Common Asana entities—such as tasks, projects, users and related objects—are mapped to relational tables and columns, enabling SQL queries against project management data.
How do applications connect and authenticate to Asana via the driver?
Connection is established by configuring the driver with valid Asana account credentials and connection parameters. Authentication method and credentials are supplied through the driver's configuration interface.
Are there limits or performance considerations when querying Asana data?
Query throughput and latency depend on network, driver configuration and Asana API limits. Optimize queries by selecting needed fields, filtering results, and batching requests to reduce data transfer.