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Manage SQL Queries

After you connect to the SQL data source, you can create a new query or edit existing queries. To manage SQL queries, open the dashboard menu and go to the Data Sources page. Select the required SQL data source and perform any required action.

wdd-data-sources-page

  • To add a new query, click the Add Query button. This action invokes the Dashboard Data Source Wizard, where you can create a query, select a stored procedure, or configure query parameters.
  • To edit the existing query, click the Edit button (the wdd-icon-edit-query icon) next to the required query. This action invokes the Dashboard Data Source Wizard where you can edit the current query.
  • To delete the existing query from the SQL data source, click the Delete button (the wdd-icon-delete-query icon) next to the query.