Hello friends! I am enjoying the Botpress helper b...
# 🌎general
f
Hello friends! I am enjoying the Botpress helper bot from the share-your-bot channel and it has given me an answer I cant seem to follow. I want to connect to a database and be able to query it... I am not seeing the databases option in my admin panel. (Option 3 in the image)
c
Hey @famous-jewelry-85388 could you please help here.
I'm not sure this answer is accurate
@few-pilot-84811 are you building on cloud?
f
Yes, I prefer all the advantages of cloud if i can manage it. Assuming V12 or on prem will be deprecated eventually.
f
Was that bot built by Botpress?
There is no database option 🙂
tell me what do you want to do and I will help you 🙂
when you say "query it", do you mean like KB? or just query using SELECT?
What kind of DB? where does it resides? cloud or on-prem
the more info, the better I can answer and the more accurate, less ping pong messages 🙂
f
I think it might be best if i describe my use case. I am the VP for IT at a University and I am building the chatbot to dialogue with my students about their academics and financial aid and other services. In order to do that correctly, We will need the bot to access private data in our Student Information system. There are workarounds and different ways to get at this but i would like to be as native to botpress as possible for all the reasons that is a good idea. 🙂 I am waiting to talk to someone about Enterprise edition if that offers different functionality.
And thank you both for responding to me.
c
If you need to talk to someone about our Enterprise plan, I highly suggest to fill out the form on our website 🙂 https://botpress.com/pricing
Make sure to click on enterprise!
Someone from the team will be in touch with you!
f
I am still awaiting a response on my application, I think perhaps my person has been out of the office for a while. 🙂 (edited for poor grammar)
The bot was shared in the "🤖share-your-bots" channel here. https://discord.com/channels/1108396290624213082/1170529807327576104
Yes a SELECT on a SQL DB is all I'm looking or at this stage of iteration.
The DB is, for all intents and purposes, on premises.