# JDBC - Run custom SQL action
# Run custom SQL
This action lets you send a SQL string to the JDBC source to be executed. It can be used to execute Data Manipulation Language (DML) statements like INSERT
, UPDATE
, SELECT
and DELETE
, as well as Data Definition Language (DDL) commands, like CREATE
, ALTER
and DROP
.
Unlike Select rows using custom SQL, this action is not optimized for easy configuration. For SELECT
statements with large number of columns, use that action instead.
OPA required
This action requires a connection using Workato on-prem agent. Find out more about on-prem connectivity here.
Run custom SQL action
# Input fields
Input field | Description |
---|---|
SQL | This field is required. Provide a valid SQL string to be executed. This SQL string will be executed in your JDBC source. If multiple SQL statements are provided, all of them will be executed. However, only results from the last statement will be returned. Make sure each statement is separated by a You can map datapills here to execute dynamically changing SQL statements. Remember to wrap datapills in quotes ( |
Output fields | Use this input to describe the columns that you are expecting from your SQL statement. If you do not expect any return values or do not need any, you may ignore this input field. |
# Output fields
Input field | Description |
---|---|
Rows | List of rows returned from the SQL execution. The fields in this list are defined by the Output fields input field. If left blank, this row will be available in the datatree as an array datapill. |
Rows affected | This is an integer value indicating the number of rows inserted/updated/deleted from the SQL string. When executing When executing a DDL (for example, creating a table), the value |
# Limitations
There is a size limit of 50000
rows when your custom SQL statement returns data.
Last updated: 11/5/2024, 4:58:55 AM