Google Calendar + MySQL
Create detailed events in Google Calendar for every new row from a custom query in MySQL
When a new row is added in your MySQL database through a custom query, an event gets instantly created in your Google Calendar. This automation bridges the gap between your database and calendar, enabling efficient and seamless data-driven scheduling. By implementing this workflow, you can have detailed events ready in your calendar based on specific changes in your MySQL database, enhancing your productivity and time management.
When a new row is added in your MySQL database through a custom query, an event gets instantly created in your Google Calendar. This automation bridges the gap between your database and calendar, enabling efficient and seamless data-driven scheduling. By implementing this workflow, you can have detailed events ready in your calendar based on specific changes in your MySQL database, enhancing your productivity and time management.
- When this happens...New Row (Custom Query)
Triggered when new rows are returned from a custom query that you provide. Advanced Users Only
- automatically do this!Create Detailed Event
Create an event by defining each field.
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