Transfer Microsoft SQL Server Data to Dropbox

Solution Overview

If you need to get data from Microsoft SQL Server into the hands of business users, delivering the files directly to Dropbox is a great option. Set up an automated solution to deliver the results of any SQL query directly to a shared folder in Dropbox.

Connects:

Microsoft SQL Server

To

Dropbox

Used for:

Data Transfer

Data Pipelines

Used by:

Data Analyst

Data Engineering

Analytics Engineer

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Transfer Microsoft SQL Server Data to Dropbox

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Search for

Microsoft SQL Server - Download Query Results to Shipyard

and

Dropbox - Upload Files from Shipyard

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3

Drag and Drop to connect your Vessels together.

4

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Transfer Microsoft SQL Server Data to Dropbox

Run a SQL query against any Microsoft SQL Server table or view to generate a file that gets uploaded to Dropbox.

Transfer Microsoft SQL Server Data to Dropbox

Solution Overview

Connects:

Microsoft SQL Server

To

Dropbox

Used for:

Data Transfer

Data Pipelines

Used by:

Data Analyst

Data Engineering

Analytics Engineer

See it in Action

Build it Yourself in Under 5 Minutes

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2

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