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9 9  == Creating a database query ==
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11 11  {{id name="data_db_query"/}}
12 -{{figure image="data_db_query_de.png"}}Configuration screen for creating a database query in: (1) list of existing DB queries, (2) editor for defining the SQL query, (3) settings of the DB query, (4) console for testing the DB query.{{/figure}}
12 +{{figure image="data_db_query_de.png"}}Creating a database query in {{formcycle case="dat"/}}{{/figure}}
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14 -* Open the module "Database queries" and click "New" {{ficon name="plus-circle-outline"/}} in the header of the list (see [[figure>>||anchor="fig_data_db_query"]]).
15 -* The following data is needed for a Database query:
16 -** **Name**: A unique name for the database query
17 -** **Description**: An optional description for the database query
18 -** **Connection**: The [[Database connection>>doc:DBConnections]] that should be used
14 +* Enter a unique name.
15 +* Select a database connection
16 +* Enter the SQL statement to be executed for the query in the editor (see [[figure>>||anchor="data_db_query"]]).
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20 -* Enter the **SQL statement** to be executed for the query in the editor (see [[figure>>||anchor="data_db_query"]]).
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22 22  The entered SQL statement is executed as a prepared statement, which prevents SQL injection attacks. You should not and need not use inverted commas (` or '). Also, you can use question marks ( ? ) as placeholders to build queries dynamically.
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24 24  == Using the database query ==
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