I am following the tutorial, I connected to postgres, selected the database and the two tables I had created, but at minute 2:35, I get this error: 42P01: relation "public.brands" does not exist POSITION: 15 I suppose that the fields of the tables must not be the same, although I have been following the example of "Efficient approach to query, filter and display connected API data in FlutterFlow". any idea about the error? Thanks
Ivan, thank you for the feedback! We fixed this issue, you can try it again Maybe it's somehow related to tables names / encoding in supabase but additional names escaping resolved the issue
@@apixflow I have a doubt, it is not related to this video, but to your ApiFlow service. Can the Api's calls be modified as desired? I mean if I want to make, for example, a more complex Select. Do I have the possibility to change the API Select that you have “predesigned”?
Ivan, thank you for the question! You can use custom flows and write your own SQL queries, pass required body/query parameters from FlutterFlow and etc Sadly, I have not recorded a video for PostgreSQL custom queries yet, but you can use MySQL tutorials as a sample - PostgreSQL module supports the same operations at the moment th-cam.com/video/VKNqdxVXfwU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Sarah, thanks for your question Sadly we do not support local & intranet database connection for now, only public domains / IP supported But we are working on ApiFlow Desktop which will provide ability to connect local databases You can upvote and follow this feature here apiflow.canny.io/feature-requests/p/apiflow-desktop
Thank you very much for sharing. Keep uploading more tutorials. Greetings from Spain
Thank you for the kind feedback! More useful tutorials coming soon :)
I am following the tutorial, I connected to postgres, selected the database and the two tables I had created, but at minute 2:35, I get this error:
42P01: relation "public.brands" does not exist POSITION: 15
I suppose that the fields of the tables must not be the same, although I have been following the example of "Efficient approach to query, filter and display connected API data in FlutterFlow".
any idea about the error?
Thanks
Ivan, thank you for the feedback!
We fixed this issue, you can try it again
Maybe it's somehow related to tables names / encoding in supabase but additional names escaping resolved the issue
@@apixflow perfect! Now it works. Thank you and I continue with the tutorials :-)
@@apixflow I have a doubt, it is not related to this video, but to your ApiFlow service.
Can the Api's calls be modified as desired?
I mean if I want to make, for example, a more complex Select. Do I have the possibility to change the API Select that you have “predesigned”?
Ivan, thank you for the question! You can use custom flows and write your own SQL queries, pass required body/query parameters from FlutterFlow and etc
Sadly, I have not recorded a video for PostgreSQL custom queries yet, but you can use MySQL tutorials as a sample - PostgreSQL module supports the same operations at the moment
th-cam.com/video/VKNqdxVXfwU/w-d-xo.html
how connected pgadmin local
Hi Sarah, thanks for your question
Sadly we do not support local & intranet database connection for now, only public domains / IP supported
But we are working on ApiFlow Desktop which will provide ability to connect local databases
You can upvote and follow this feature here apiflow.canny.io/feature-requests/p/apiflow-desktop