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# Database Automation

**Database Automation** in Avo Assure helps your work with databases (both SQL and non-SQL) during test automation. It enables you to run queries, retrieve and validate data, and compare database results with application data or predefined values. User can also compare the database results with expected values and export the results into files (e.g., Excel) for easier review and reporting.

Database automation in Avo Assure enables users to validate backend data across both SQL (relational) and non-SQL (non-relational) systems.

## **It allows you to:**

* Run SQL/non-SQL queries directly within Avo Assure.
* Compare backend results with application UI data or expected values.
* Export results into Excel file for simplified reporting.
* Reducing dependency on manual query execution.

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**Note: Database automation in Avo Assure allows users to:**

* Validate backend data across SQL & non-SQL systems.
* Integrate database tests into larger business flows.
* Ensure application reliability through process flow-driven testing.
  {% endhint %}

## Prerequisites for Database Automation

* Latest version of Avo Assure Client installed and connected.
* Active database connection with credentials (username, password, server, port and DB name).
* Required DB drivers configured in system.
* Basic knowledge of SQL/non-SQL queries.

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**Note:** The list of **Relational** and **Non-Relational** databases supported by Avo Assure, refer to [Database](broken://pages/1VOQn7dWuSAcgqdT9LVg#database).
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