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# MySQL (target)

1. Click the red gear to show your connections. Pick the one you want to use, or create a new one. Click “Continue.”

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2. Choose “Insert row” as your action and click the red gear to display the action’s data template.

<figure><img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/8MiSLMCAa4TSmyKtrglhaVGIdbmb_VgSmwC25g6uVcD_SEoscZIA5b-81AIV_nPJzn0G2b6ioCc5w0nNkAHULfIqZpvOW9le4mutbBkglbOPocTlWOpMCjWMiwM3ilGOJnx5PR1T_0fijQx486iqQg" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

3. Fill in the data template, linking source and target fields. Once done, click “Map.”

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4. Make sure your target app is active (the ON/OFF button in the top-right corner). Then, click “Save.”

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Remember to turn on your integration in the “Gears” menu before closing GearPlug!


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