As an add-on to the above response, if your Incorta deployment is using our incorta cloud, the ports mentioned above may not be valid. In that case, your Incorta Administrator should have access to the Cloud Cluster from cloud.incorta.com. On the Configurations Tab, scroll down to "Connect External BI Tools" and you will see an entry for SQL Interface Connection String in the format of <URL>:<Port>. Use this URL and Port for your Postgres connection, and the <tenant-name> of your environment for the database. Provide your Incorta Credentials, and you should be all set.
As to your second question, NO we are NOT a Postgres database. We are merely using the Postgres connector to expose our objects "as if" they are Postgres tables. In fact as mentioned above depending on which port you are using, you are accessing our schemas and business views either through our proprietary engine or via Spark directly. Therefore, you will be querying directly against our Direct Data Mapping (DDM) Memory based model through our engine or parquet via Spark.
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