Draft SQL for teammates' chat questions from your database schema
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Your teammate asks a database question in the chat channel you choose.
Your teammate's chat account determines whether they may receive query results.
The original message's thread keeps the answer beside your teammate's question.
Your approved schema shows the tables, columns, and relationships available for SQL.
Your settings control approved tables, execution, result access, and row limits.
Your team chat carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Your SQL database supplies schema details and limited query results when you allow execution.
Your teammate gets one specific question in the same thread when their request needs clarification.
Your teammate learns which missing table, column, or relationship prevents a reliable query.
Your teammate receives read-only SQL based on the question and approved schema.
Your teammate gets a short account of what the SQL returns.
Your teammate sees that no data was read when execution is unavailable.
Your teammate sees limited results, or a plain-language database error if the query fails.
This Agent waits for a teammate's data question in chat. It checks your approved database schema, drafts SQL, and replies in the same thread. When you allow execution for that teammate, it adds limited results.
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Slack carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Airtable supplies schema details and limited query results when you allow execution.
Asana carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
ClickUp carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Zoom carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Telegram carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Microsoft Teams carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Google Chat carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Basecamp carries teammates' questions and keeps each answer in its original thread.
Google BigQuery supplies schema details and limited query results when you allow execution.
MySQL supplies schema details and limited query results when you allow execution.
PostgreSQL supplies schema details and limited query results when you allow execution.
SQL Server supplies schema details and limited query results when you allow execution.
Kintone supplies schema details and limited query results when you allow execution.
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Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, Airtable or Asana.
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Frequently asked questions about the Generate SQL Queries:
Yes. Leave execution off to get SQL and an explanation without reading table rows.
Only teammates you authorize can receive results when you enable execution. You also set the maximum row count.
You'll get a note about the missing table, column, or relationship. The Agent won't invent names to fill the gap.
No. The Agent drafts SQL from your question and approved schema. If you allow execution, results stay separate from drafting.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.