To add MySQL as a data source, go to Settings → Workspace → Integrations → Datasources and click New Datasource. Select MySQL and fill in the connection parameters below, then click Test & Save Datasource.Documentation Index
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Connection parameters
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Connection Name | A label for this connection within Datachecks |
| Host | The server name hosting your database |
| Port | Default is 3306. Specify an alternative if your server uses a different port |
| Username | The dedicated user for Datachecks |
| Password | The password for the Datachecks user |
| Database | The name of the MySQL database you want to connect to |
| Security | Authentication methods or encryption settings (for example, SSL/TLS) |
Setup
Run the following SQL on your MySQL instance to create a dedicated user for Datachecks.datachecks_tmp database is used for temporary processing and keeps Datachecks operations isolated from your production data.