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Connector Functions

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Last updated 9 months ago

You should define functions for your connector based on what functionality you want to expose.

In our case, lets keep it very simple - we will have one function to query for data from an sqlite database and another function to insert data into an sqlite database.

The connector definition screen has a lot of parameters on it. We can skip most of them and go straight down to the 'Functions' section.

Go down to the 'Functions' section and click the '+' icon to define a new method.

Enter a name for your function - lets call our first one 'Query' and save it.

You should now see the function in the list below.

Click the 'edit' button to edit the function definition.

Click on the 'edit' pencil icon in the function definition screen to start editing the function definition.