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The following is a list of all programs you can attach Custom SQL commands to. Note that you will only see the programs you have licenses for. (GetStudents is always available) | The following is a list of all programs you can attach Custom SQL commands to. Note that you will only see the programs you have licenses for. (GetStudents is always available) | ||
[[GetStudents]] | |||
[[GetTimetable]] | |||
[[Moodle]] | |||
[[Moodle#Cohort|Moodle Cohort]] | |||
[[Canvas]] | |||
[[G Suite#Drive|Google Apps Drive Sync]] | |||
[[G Suite#Site|Google Apps Sites Sync]] | |||
[[Fronter Integration|Fronter]] | |||
[[ELEARNINGFORCE SharePoint LMS|ELEARNINGFORCE]] | |||
[[Export User Info to Admin systems]] | |||
[[Office 365|Office 365 SharePoint Sync]] | |||
[[OneNote Class Notebook]] | |||
[[SLI]] | |||
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Revision as of 09:41, 8 January 2019
Custom SQL Commands are a feature for executing customized SQL at specific moments in various background jobs. This moment depends on the job you attach the SQL command to.
Jobs
The following is a list of all programs you can attach Custom SQL commands to. Note that you will only see the programs you have licenses for. (GetStudents is always available)
GetStudents
GetTimetable
Moodle
Moodle Cohort
Canvas
Google Apps Drive Sync
Google Apps Sites Sync
Fronter
ELEARNINGFORCE
Export User Info to Admin systems
Office 365 SharePoint Sync
OneNote Class Notebook
SLI