# Input SQL Data

To provide one or more SQLs:

* Select the *Connection Name* from the drop down menu.
* Select the desired schema.
* Provide the SQL and a name (the name should not have spaces).
* Click on *Validate.*
* If the SQL is valid, the SQL will be added to the list on the right side.

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### Instead of writing the SQL, we can also write the requirement in English&#x20;

Steps to write the requirement in English

* Select the *Connection Name* from the drop down menu.
* Select the desired schema.
* Provide the SQL and a name (the name should not have spaces).
* Select checkbox "Use AI SQL Assistance"
* Select all the tables, that are required for this SQL by clicking on "**Add Tables**"
* In "AI Prompt", enter English description.
* Click on "Generate SQL"

{% hint style="info" %}
**Example** : select all records from customers table who have placed orders from orders table after year 2023
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
This is **beta** feature and there could be issues with generated SQL
{% endhint %}

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