MySQL Query

The MySQL Query component allows you to execute query statements against MySQL to retrieve data.
It is compatible with MySQL 5.6 and above.

Output Payload

Output example in array format

When table1 has column1 (integer type) and column2 (string type), if you specify `SELECT * FROM table1` in the SQL property and specify ‘Array’ in the output format property, the output payload will be generated as follows:

Output Example
[1, "abc"]
[2, "def"]
[3, "hij"]

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Output example in object format

When table1 has column1 (integer type) and column2 (string type), if you specify `SELECT * FROM table1` in the SQL property and specify 'Object Format' in the output format property, the output payload will be generated as follows:

Output Example
{"column1": 1, "column2": "abc"}
{"column1": 2, "column2": "def"}
{"column1": 3, "column2": "hij"}

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Component Properties

Placeholders

You can use placeholders in the SQL statement to be executed and use the value of cv.Playload in the SQL statement.

SELECT * FROM table1 WHERE id=?

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The value of cv.Payload is used for the placeholder specified by ?. When cv.Payload contains 1, it retrieves the record where id is 1.
You can specify more than one placeholder.

SELECT * FROM table1 WHERE name=? AND age=?

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To specify values for more than one placeholder, specify the values in an array in cv.Payload.

["First Last", 20]

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Text2SQL

Text2SQL is a function that can generate SQL statements from Japanese entered into the prompt using the functionality of OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
For how to use it, please refer to here.