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Unsupported Features: MySQL
Here's a breakdown of what Unito's MySQL integration can't do yet — and a few other considerations.
In this article:
MySQL limitations
- Table selection: Only tables with primary keys can be synced with this integration.
- Foreign keys: Foreign keys references are not normalized.
- Maximum rows: Only 10,000 rows can be synced by a Unito flow.
Other MySQL considerations
Before you start using Unito's MySQL integration, here are a few things to keep in mind:
- We recommend creating a new user with limited permissions for this connector, but note that these permissions are required for this integration to sync data properly:
- INSERT
- SELECT
- UPDATE
- DELETE
- SELECT permissions on information_schema
- Although not required, it is recommended that you set up an SSL connection — you can learn how to do so here. Note that this connection requires the full CA chain in PEM format.