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Can I place the SQL Server database on my server and will it work on it from the free
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Good morning, I have a simple requirement from the company where I work, it is a spare part request, and I would like that form to be done in outsystems, I would like to know if I can link my sqlserver with the specific database so that it can take the records to that database. Can you confirm that for me, thank you

2020-01-15 22-42-23
Lucas Vilela

Hello Cristian.

Let me see if I understood your question right... You have a SQL Database server that's hosted somewhere else and want it to integrate with OutSystems? You would make the pages to insert / view the data that is available on this external database server, is that correct? If so, yes, you can do that, you just have to configure a database connection in the Service Center and use the integration studio to map your database into OutSystems


Note that the free version has limitations and has a "terms of services" agreement that you should consider. The free version was not meant to be used commercially. It is intended to be a rapid prototype/testing environment and to evaluate the platform itself.

Here you can find more about integrating external databases into OutSystems

Integrate with external databases

2024-07-05 14-16-55
Daniël Kuhlmann
 
MVP

Hi,

Yes you can use database servers that are hosted outside the OutSystems platform.

This is all well documented by OutSystems, just search the documentation for external database integration.

https://success.outsystems.com/documentation/11/extensibility_and_integration/integrate_with_an_external_database/

You can use integration studio or integration builder for this, and you can connect to Ms SQL server, Oracle and several other database server suppliers.

The tables will be mapped to OutSystems entities and you can use them as you are used to.

Regards,

Daniel

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