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โ09-19-2024 10:59 AM
Luckily I have autonomy to choose a database (AWS RDS based) - which connector has most wide connection+action capabilities (particularly for bulk ops)
I am inclined towards Aurora (so choice between MySQL or Postgres)
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โ10-16-2024 06:25 PM
Hi @deepaks,
For connecting to an Aurora database, you can use the following connectors supported by Workato:
- PostgreSQL: If your Aurora database uses the PostgreSQL engine, you can use the PostgreSQL connector.
- MySQL: If your Aurora database uses the MySQL engine, you can use the MySQL connector.
- JDBC: For more advanced or custom configurations, you can use the JDBC connector.
These connectors support various actions, such as running queries, inserting, updating, and deleting rows.
Thank you!
Gibson Cabello
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โ10-16-2024 06:25 PM
Hi @deepaks,
For connecting to an Aurora database, you can use the following connectors supported by Workato:
- PostgreSQL: If your Aurora database uses the PostgreSQL engine, you can use the PostgreSQL connector.
- MySQL: If your Aurora database uses the MySQL engine, you can use the MySQL connector.
- JDBC: For more advanced or custom configurations, you can use the JDBC connector.
These connectors support various actions, such as running queries, inserting, updating, and deleting rows.
Thank you!
Gibson Cabello

