We're hosting an application on Appian cloud with VPN SQL server instance to

Mike over 10 years ago

We're hosting an application on Appian cloud with VPN SQL server instance to our servers. The end-user of the application is our customer and they are required to provide SQL data views to application processes on a periodic basis. Their SQL views are not exposed via VPN and are not available to us through their firewall, so they need to deliver a back-up or snapshot of data that we then bring into process somehow. We're looking for ideas to read this data when it is not available for direct access. A thought is to have them upload a view or even a csv thru a task form into the knowledge center and then have process read and save the data into a data store. Any good ideas out there? Thanks!...

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0 Mike over 10 years ago

It'd be nice to consume a SQL view or table from the client, but I don't know how Appian can allow us to upload a view into the KC which a process can then read or load into our local database that supports the application. I agree with your suggestion, but curious if there's any OOB features to work SQL artifacts rather than csv's? thanks
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0 Mike over 10 years ago

It'd be nice to consume a SQL view or table from the client, but I don't know how Appian can allow us to upload a view into the KC which a process can then read or load into our local database that supports the application. I agree with your suggestion, but curious if there's any OOB features to work SQL artifacts rather than csv's? thanks
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