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SQL databases are relational database systems used to store structured data accessible via SQL queries. This includes MySQL, PostgreSQL, and other traditional RDBMS platforms.
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SQL databases are relational database systems used to store structured data accessible via SQL queries. This includes MySQL, PostgreSQL, and other traditional RDBMS platforms.
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Churned integrates with SQL databases to pull customer, event, and transaction data for real-time analysis and segmentation.
How to connect SQL to Churned Log in to the Churned platform and go to the “Integrations” section. Click on “New Integration” and select SQL from the list.
You will be prompted to enter the following credentials:
Required Credentials
host – The address of your SQL database server.
port – The port your SQL server listens on (e.g., 3306 for MySQL, 5432 for PostgreSQL).
username – The user authorized to access the database.
password – The password for the database user.
database – The name of the database you want to connect.
Here’s how you can obtain these credentials:
Ask your database administrator for the host, port, and login credentials.
Make sure the database user has read access to the necessary tables.
Identify the database name that contains your customer data.
Input the Credentials Paste the host, port, username, password, and database name into the Churned integration form.
Click Save to test the connection. Once it’s working, notify the Churned team to begin syncing data.
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