With Kuika, you can work with data during the application development process.
In the process of working with data, you can extend the functionality of your application by using various data sources and carrying out complex data studies in Kuika.
With Kuika, you can work with data during the application development process.
In the process of working with data, you can extend the functionality of your application by using various data sources and carrying out complex data studies in Kuika.
Kuika offers the Datasources view mode for working with data.
Datasources view mode comes with a database called ManagedDB, which is hosted on Kuika local servers by default for each project and used in Workspace specific.
Through ManageDB, you can develop and publish your application without the need for an additional database.
With Kuika, you can also use the data sources you already have during the application development process.
Kuika makes the development process easier for you due to its structure that allows data connection via MSSQL, Rest Swagger API, Rest API, and C#.
Let's take a closer look at the Datasources view mode.
When you open the Datasources view mode, you will see a diagram showing the system tables in ManageDB and the relationships between the tables. This diagram will make it easier for you to make sense of the tables in ManageDB.
Through the left panel in Datasources view mode, you can view and manage the data sources, custom actions, and data tables in the application you have developed.
You can also add a new data source, custom action, and data table. You can organize the custom actions you add by creating folders.
In this learning content, you have been introduced to the Datasources view mode. In the next learning content, it will be explained how to connect the data source with MSSQL to the application you have developed.
With Kuika, you can work with data during the application development process.
In the process of working with data, you can extend the functionality of your application by using various data sources and carrying out complex data studies in Kuika.
With Kuika, you can work with data during the application development process.
In the process of working with data, you can extend the functionality of your application by using various data sources and carrying out complex data studies in Kuika.
Kuika offers the Datasources view mode for working with data.
Datasources view mode comes with a database called ManagedDB, which is hosted on Kuika local servers by default for each project and used in Workspace specific.
Through ManageDB, you can develop and publish your application without the need for an additional database.
With Kuika, you can also use the data sources you already have during the application development process.
Kuika makes the development process easier for you due to its structure that allows data connection via MSSQL, Rest Swagger API, Rest API, and C#.
Let's take a closer look at the Datasources view mode.
When you open the Datasources view mode, you will see a diagram showing the system tables in ManageDB and the relationships between the tables. This diagram will make it easier for you to make sense of the tables in ManageDB.
Through the left panel in Datasources view mode, you can view and manage the data sources, custom actions, and data tables in the application you have developed.
You can also add a new data source, custom action, and data table. You can organize the custom actions you add by creating folders.
In this learning content, you have been introduced to the Datasources view mode. In the next learning content, it will be explained how to connect the data source with MSSQL to the application you have developed.
