One of the data sources you can use in your application development process is MSSQL, a relational database developed and managed by Microsoft. In this learning content, we will examine how MSSQL connection is realized in Kuika.
One of the data sources you can use in your application development process is MSSQL, a relational database developed and managed by Microsoft.
Now we will examine step by step how MSSQL connection is realized in Kuuika.
Open Datasources view mode. Open the new data source creation screen by clicking the Create Datasource button on the left panel in Datasource view mode.
In the new datasource creation screen, select and name the MSSQL Connection option and click the Create button.
On the MSSQL connection screen, define the Connection String of your MSSQL data source. After defining the Connection String information, you can test the connection with the Test button in the upper right corner.
Then you can complete the data source connection by clicking the Create button in the upper right corner.
After all these operations, you can use your MSSQL data source in your application.
After the MSSQL data source connection, if you have SQL queries in MSSQL, these queries will be automatically added under the Custom Actions panel. You can use these queries as custom actions within the application.
With this information, you have completed the MSSQL data source connection content. In the next learning content, we will examine in detail how the data source connection is realized with the Rest Swagger API.
One of the data sources you can use in your application development process is MSSQL, a relational database developed and managed by Microsoft. In this learning content, we will examine how MSSQL connection is realized in Kuika.
One of the data sources you can use in your application development process is MSSQL, a relational database developed and managed by Microsoft.
Now we will examine step by step how MSSQL connection is realized in Kuuika.
Open Datasources view mode. Open the new data source creation screen by clicking the Create Datasource button on the left panel in Datasource view mode.
In the new datasource creation screen, select and name the MSSQL Connection option and click the Create button.
On the MSSQL connection screen, define the Connection String of your MSSQL data source. After defining the Connection String information, you can test the connection with the Test button in the upper right corner.
Then you can complete the data source connection by clicking the Create button in the upper right corner.
After all these operations, you can use your MSSQL data source in your application.
After the MSSQL data source connection, if you have SQL queries in MSSQL, these queries will be automatically added under the Custom Actions panel. You can use these queries as custom actions within the application.
With this information, you have completed the MSSQL data source connection content. In the next learning content, we will examine in detail how the data source connection is realized with the Rest Swagger API.
