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Adding content to a database

Now that you have configured a server, a database, and a table with columns, you get to see all the pieces working together. In this section, you’ll create a flow, execute it, and then verify that it wrote the data successfully.

First, let’s create a flow so that we can add content.

Creating the flow

To verify that you’ve configured database connectivity, we’ll walk through creating a sample button or instant flow so that we can post data to the database. Follow these steps to create the flow:

  1. From the Power Automate web portal (https://flow.microsoft.com), select Create.
  2. In the Start from blank section, select Instant cloud flow.
  3. Enter a name for the flow, and then select Manually trigger a flow as the trigger type.
  4. Click Create.
  5. Click New step.
  6. In the search box, enter SQL insert and then select the Insert row (V2) action:

Figure 12.13: Selecting the Insert...

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Aaron Guilmette is a Senior Program Manager with the Microsoft 365 Customer Experience, helping customers adopt and deploy the Microsoft 365 platform. He primarily focuses on collaborative technologies, including Microsoft Teams, Exchange Online, and Azure Active Directory.
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