# MySQL

### Configuration

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You may need to whitelist the Dataimporter [IP Addresses](/security/ip-addresses.md)
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You will need to enter the following information to create a MySQL Integration:

**Name**\
**Host**\
**Port**\
**Username**\
**Password**\
**Database**

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Please ensure that these are all entered correctly when creating a connection.
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### Import

On the Upload screen, you will select which Table you want to Extract, and which Salesforce Object you want to Import into.

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### Filtering

On the Clean screen, you will be able to add an SQL Filter, to only Select the records you need as part of the Extraction.

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Column names should be in double quotes, and text values should be in single quotes.
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