If you go to settings->data sources and click on your data source you should be able to edit the query settings and put in your own SQL.
future-teacher-7046
10/29/2021, 9:48 AM
If you already have a similar table in MySQL no need to create a new one. Just update the query and use aliases to convert the column names to what is expected (like "received_at as timestamp" is doing in the example)
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damp-angle-95696
10/29/2021, 10:00 AM
@future-teacher-7046 Thanks for your quick answer. Really helpful 🙏