While we don't have direct MySQL integration, you can use our PostgreSQL integration to check if rows exist in your database. Here's how you can do it: 1. Use the "Lookup Row in PostgreSQL" action with the following setup:
ā¢ Write a SELECT query to check for your users
ā¢ Provide your database host IP address (note: localhost won't work)
ā¢ Specify the port number
ā¢ Enter your database name
ā¢ Optionally include the schema nameThe action will efficiently verify data presence using EXISTS subquery functionality without retrieving entire rows.
Sources:Postgres integration overview | Documentation | Clay UniversityLookup Row with Postgres
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