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2. The "Create Data Service" page appears. Fill in the fields and click "Next" . The Data Service name is mandatory.
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For more information on 'Advanced Configurations' in creating data servicesadvanced configurations, refer to section Transaction Handling Advanced Data Service Configurations. |
3. The "Data Sources" page appears. Click on the "Add New Data Source" link and add your Data Source details. Select the data source type as "Google Spread Sheet ".
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If the spread sheet is Private, you will be prompted to enter the user name and the password. For example,
Click "Save" . You have added a Data Source to your Web Service. Click "Next" to proceed.
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Click on "Main Configuration" once you enter the output mappings and "Save" the query details. For information on adding validations to input mappings in the query, if any, refer to section Input Validators . Detailed information on writing queries can be found in section Data Service Queries.
5. After saving, the added data source page appears. You can edit or delete the Data Source. To proceed click "Next ".
6. The "Operations" page appear s. Click the "Add new operation" link to c reate an operation. Select a query to be executed when this operation is called. For example,
Click "Save" once done.
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8. You will be navigated to the "Deployed Services" page .
From here, you can manage your data service. For instructions, refer to section Service Management . For a demonstration on the usage of Google Spreadsheets as a data source, refer to Google Spreadsheet Sample .
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2. The "Create Data Service" page appears. Fill in the fields and click "Next" . The Data Service name is mandatory.
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For more information on 'Advanced Configurations' in creating data servicesadvanced configurations, refer to section Transaction Handling Advanced Data Service Configurations. |
3. The "Data Sources" page appears. Click on the "Add New Data Source" link and add your Data Source details. Select the data source type as "Google Spread Sheet ". Make sure you select the "Use Query Mode" check box.
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If the spread sheet is Private, you will be prompted to enter the user name and the password. For example,
4. The "Queries" page appears.
Initially your service does not include any queries. Click on "Add New Query" to add a new query, input/output mappings, events etc. to your Data Service. Enter query details according to the structure of the response you want.
Currently, the Query Mode supports only basic SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE queries. Nested queries are not supported at the moment but will be facilitated in an upcoming release. For more information, refer to supported queries .
5. Once done, click "Next" to add operations.
6. Click on "Add Operation", and enter a name to the operation. Select the created query from the drop down list and click on "Add Query Params as Operation Params" to add the parameters to operation. Now save the operation. For example,
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Currently, only basic SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE queries are supported by the 'Query' mode. Shown below are few example queries.
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SELECT customerNumber, customerName, phone, state, country
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INSERT INTO customers (customerNumber, customerName, contactLastName)
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UPDATE customers
SET contactFirstName=?, contactLastName=?
WHERE customerNumber=? |
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DELETE FROM customers
WHERE customerNumber=? |
You can also create new sheets in the Excel or drop existing sheets.
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CREATE SHEET ProductCategories (ProductCode, Category) |
Sample 6:
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DROP SHEET ProductCategories |
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Instructions to create a data source from a Google spread sheet in WSO2 products. |