Unable to get SG-SCCM data via Data Source with error: "The connection string contains a badly formed name or value."Issue The customer is unable to load 20 records for testing in the SCCM Graph connection with ServiceNow, resulting in an error message that states 'The connection string contains a badly formed name or value.' The issue occurs when trying to load 20 records for testing in the SCCM Graph connection with ServiceNow.The error message is: 'The connection string contains a badly formed name or value.'Steps to reproduce the issue:1. Open the data source: https://instance-name.service-now.com/sys_data_source.do?sys_id=019ad3e3771330102dfb23446810618a2. Click on Test Load 20 Records, and the error will occur.ReleaseAll VersionsCauseThis is a result of poor configuration in the Guided Setup of SG-SCCM.ResolutionIn the Guided Setup at step: Connection and credential setup, Whether this is a new install of SG-SCCM or an upgrade from SG-SCCM 2.5, the expectation of SG-SCCM 3.0 is that a new connection and credential alias will be created for each SCCM connection, including the first connection. Users that are upgrading from an older version of Service Graph connector for Microsoft SCCM are expected to create a new connection and credential alias. In the Flow Designer Connections interface, do not configure the Default Connection. Rather, click on the Add Connection button to add a new connection. Configure and create the connection. It is suggested to give a meaningful name for this connection to differentiate it from other SCCM connections that may be created later. Note: Mid Server is configured as a part of guided setup step of "Configure Data Source and Scheduled Data Import". After the new connection is created, you should see it in the list of Connections in Flow Designer. Navigate back to the guided setup to continue the configuration process.