MySQL
Creating MySql Connection
MySQL connection helps to connect a MySQL database for accessing and managing your relational data directly from Infoveave.
Adding a MySQL Connection
To create a new MySQL connection:
- Go to Administration > Connections
- Click New Connection and select MySQL from the available connectors
- In the New MySQL Connection form, provide the required configuration details
Connection Parameters
When setting up a MySQL connection, you need to provide the following details:
Field | Description |
---|---|
Name | A unique name to identify your MySQL connection |
Server | The MySQL Server host address or instance name |
Port | The MySQL Server port (default: 3306) |
Username | Your MySQL authentication username |
Password | Your MySQL authentication password |
Database | The specific database name to connect to |
Schema | The database schema (optional) |
Steps to Validate and Save
- After configuring your MySQL connection parameters, click Validate to verify the connection
- If validation succeeds, click Save to store the connection
- You can now use MySQL Server as a datasource in your Infoveave workspace
Example Use Cases
With a MySQL connection configured, you can:
- Query and analyze relational data directly from MySQL databases
- Create real-time dashboards with data from multiple MySQL tables
- Build automated workflows that trigger on database changes
- Perform complex data joins and transformations using SQL queries
- Schedule regular data extracts from MySQL for reporting and analytics
- Integrate MySQL data with other data sources in Infoveave
- Monitor database performance metrics and query optimization
- Set up data synchronization between MySQL and other systems
- Create advanced analytics using MySQL views and stored procedures
- Generate business intelligence reports from web application data
- Analyze e-commerce data stored in MySQL databases
- Process and visualize content management system data