Skyvia Query: Easily Verify Data in Your Connection!
Please follow the steps below to query your data in Skyvia Query:
- Log in to Skyvia and navigate to + Create New → Query.
- Select an existing connection or establish a new one for your data source.
- Choose the desired table or object from the Connection Object List.
- Use the Builder view to visually select columns, apply filters, sort, and aggregate data, or switch to SQL view to write custom SQL statements.
- Run your query and immediately review the results.
With just a few clicks, you can efficiently access and analyze your data!
The Free Skyvia Plan allows up to 5 queries per day. Check out the full pricing details here.
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