Run SQL on your Airtable data with some of the following examples.
Note: You may need to encode your SQL with a URL encoder before passing in to the URL as a parameter.
-- Select all columns and all rows from 'csvgetter'SELECT*FROM csvgetter;-- Example: -- https://api.csvgetter.com/abc123?sql=SELECT * FROM csvgetter
-- Count the number of rows in 'csvgetter'SELECTCOUNT(*) FROM csvgetter;-- Example:-- https://api.csvgetter.com/abc123?sql=SELECT COUNT(*) FROM csvgetter;
-- Select rows with a specific condition from 'csvgetter'SELECT*FROM csvgetter WHERE column_name ='value';-- Example:--https://api.csvgetter.com/abc123?sql=SELECT * FROM csvgetter WHERE column_name = 'value'
See below an example of using the SQL parameter in Postman: