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kohle 12/4/2023 |
Hi, you need the Enterprise version of phprunner. rgs |
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Admin 12/4/2023 |
No, it is not possible. PHPRunner can work with any data that is a result of a single SQL query. However, you cannot query two different database types in the same query, this is simply not how ti works. |
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Myr0n 12/17/2023 |
You can play with rest api, create a rest api project A for test1 and other rest api projectB for test2, in your main projectPRODUCTION call both api's and mix your data together. |
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Tim 12/19/2023 |
You could do this at the database level. In MS SQL you can setup a "linked server" to the MySQL DB, and then you can create a view that joins a DB/Table from MS SQL with a table from the MySQL linked server. And then you can use that view in PHPR. If you want to go this route, just do a search on MS SQL linked server. |
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Davor GeciDevClub member 12/20/2023 |
I've never tried it, but supposedly you could use Federated tables in MySQL Take a look at this: And do let us know if you did managed to work it out. Davor |
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jadachDevClub member 12/20/2023 |
If both databases are on the same server, you will need to make sure the account you are using in PHPRunner has access to both databases. The best way to combine is to do it in the primary database. Create a view there and then point PHPRunner to that view. Technically, you can also create the query in the designer of PHPRunner. But that is not the best way to go as you will not be able to access the Query Designer Tab. Here is a simple example - notice the 3 dot notation: |
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jadachDevClub member 12/21/2023 |
Ignore my last reply. I should have read this better. I was assuming you were talking MSSQL only. You cannot query MSSQL and MySQL together. |