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anyquery connection

Manage connections to other databases

Synopsis

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Anyquery can connect to other databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, etc. You can add, list, and delete connections.

Each connection has a name, a type, and a connection string. You can also define a small CEL script to filter which tables to import. The connection name will be used as the schema name in the queries. For example, if you have a connection named “mydb”, a schema named “information_schema” and a table named “tables”, you can query it with “SELECT * FROM mydb.information_schema_tables”.

Terminal window
anyquery connection [flags]

Examples

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Terminal window
# List the connections
anyquery connection list


# Add a connection
anyquery connection add mydb mysql mysql://user:password@localhost:3306/dbname "table.schema == 'public'"


# Remove a connection
anyquery connection remove mydb

Options

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Terminal window
      --csv             Output format as CSV
      --format string   Output format (pretty, json, csv, plain)
  -h, --help            help for connection
      --json            Output format as JSON
      --plain           Output format as plain text

SEE ALSO

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