You now have a database full of custom data, ready to be used with Elements Connect on Jira: B/ Connect to your datasource on Elements Connect and fetch data from Jiraįollow this guide: Datasource configuration Then, from Table Plus, click right in the left sidebar: 'Import' > 'From CSV' and select your CSV file.Ĭheck the 'Create a new table' box, adapt the column types if needed, and click on 'Import'. Open Table Plus and create a new connection to your PostgreSQL database created from Elephant SQL.Ĭonfigure the connection by filling the information provided in the instance details on Elephant SQL, and connect to the database. Click on its name to see its details.ģ/ Use TablePlus to populate your database with the data from the CSV file Now your new instance will appear in all your instance list. one on the US East Coast) and confirm the creation of the instance. Select the free Turtle plan and give a name to your instance. You don’t have or don't need your own demo data? Use the file we created for you > Download the sample CSV file (US Hospitals database) 2/ Create a database on ElephantSQLįrom your account on Elephant SQL, create a new instance: The file must be 20Mb max (it is the limit for using the ElephantSQL free plan). Use a spreadsheet tool to fill a table with your demo data and export it in CSV. Steps A/ Create your custom datasource 1/ Fill a CSV file with your demo data

Have Elements Connect installed on your Jira instance

Have TablePlus installed on your computer (free version)

To present a demo with personalized data, fetched from a homemade datasource to populate Jira custom fields using the app Elements ConnectĬreate an account on Elephant SQL (free plan limited to 20Mb) To try out the app Elements Connect quickly with a custom datasource

Install tableplus