Use data from PostgreSQL AppSheet can build apps from PostgreSQL databases that are hosted in Google Cloud SQL, Amazon Web Services, or other cloud-hosting provider that supports …

To allow AppSheet to connect to an on-premises database, open up the database's firewall to AppSheet servers' IP addresses. See Manage IP address and firewall information for a list of …

For instance, it's entirely possible to migrate your app from a MySQL database to a PostgreSQL database. Likewise, it's possible to migrate your app between different SQL hosting services, …

This feature is currently supported for the following database types: SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL. In the app editor, navigate to Manage > Author and click Copy …

To connect to Outlook, Microsoft now requires non-Microsoft email users to use modern authentication methods. To add an Outlook account to Gmail, use the Gmail app. Step 1: …

* When using a Google Forms data source in your app, a read-only table is added. ** At this time, a Gmail data source can only be used within the context of an automation. Gmail events are …

Connect an import source The supported import sources in this article are only available for campaign data import. You can establish a connection between Google Analytics and …

This table lists data sources and destinations that are compatible with Data Manager direct connection workflows. To view setup details, click a data source name.

Choose Direct connection. To connect to your data source, you'll need to log in to authorize the account to share data with Google. You can manage the connection at any time in the …

Connect AppSheet to the Database Go to the My Account > Sources tab. Click + New Data Source. Enter a name for the data source and click Cloud Database or On-premises …