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### 6 Use the Query External Database Activity
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1. Use `Query External Database` activity from toolbox in the microflow.
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1. Add the **Query external database** activity into your microflow.
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2. Double click on activity and select created External Database Connection document.
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2. Double-click on the activity and select the new external database document.
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3. All the queries created for the selected document will appear in the dropdown, select the required one.
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3. In the **Query** field, select the required query from the drop-down.
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4. Assign values to the parameters using `Expression editor`.
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4. Assign values to the parameters using the **Expression editor**.
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5. Output details for the selected query will be auto-populated.
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5. Output details for the selected query auto-populate.
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{{< figure src="/attachments/howto/integration/use-the-external-database-connector/7.png" >}}
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With these steps you are ready to use data from external database in your Mendix App.
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You are now ready to use data from an external database in your Mendix App.
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{{% alert color="warning" %}}
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It is your responsibility to apply the proper security, as this action can allow for SQL injection into your Mendix application. Among others things, do not use user-supplied or environment-supplied variables in your SQL statement; if possible, you should prefer them to be static.
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Make sure to use secure measures, as this action can allow for SQL injection into your app. Do not use user-supplied or environment-supplied variables in your SQL statement; if possible, they should be static.
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