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MyConnection Server can post its results into an external SQL database.
SQL Profiles allow you to configure which information should be posted, and how and where it should be stored. SQL profiles set up are listed below. (More information)
SQL Profiles allow you to configure which information should be posted, and how and where it should be stored. SQL profiles set up are listed below. (More information)
The SQL profiles contain the exact SQL commands that MyConnection Server will run to post the
database results. This degree of flexibility allows you to add results to database tables of
almost any design, and also allows you to specify links between results. To get you started,
several examples (ranging in complexity) are provided.
SQL profiles can either be run automatically, so that all incoming results are posted; or as an alert action. The latter gives you the flexibility to store only those results which meet certain criteria. For example, you could keep a table of all tests which indicate a poor upload speed. To configure alerts, use the Alert Configuration page.
SQL profiles can either be run automatically, so that all incoming results are posted; or as an alert action. The latter gives you the flexibility to store only those results which meet certain criteria. For example, you could keep a table of all tests which indicate a poor upload speed. To configure alerts, use the Alert Configuration page.
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