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FlowFuse Tables

FlowFuse Tables provides managed databases that can be directly accessed from Node-RED flows on the FlowFuse platform.
It simplifies data management and integration by offering purpose-built nodes that allow you to query, insert, and modify data without complex setup.

Nodes

The following documents describe the nodes available under FlowFuse Tables:

Query: The Query node allows you to run SQL queries against FlowFuse Tables, supporting parameterized queries, Mustache templates, and AI-assisted query generation for seamless database interactions.

Nodes

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Updated: 31 Oct, 2025

FlowFuse Tables

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