Automated SQL-to-QDB Export
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a small utility—either a lightweight desktop app or a background service—that can connect to my existing SQL database and push data into clean, well-structured .qdb files. The tool must work from predefined queries; that is the core workflow I want. Once a query is executed the utility should automatically narrow the result set using two criteria I choose up front: data type and specific column values.
The generated file must follow a consistent schema so a downstream system can consume it immediately. While optional .csv support is welcome, .qdb export is the priority.
Connectivity via standard ODBC/JDBC, the ability to run on a schedule or by command-line/REST trigger, clear logging, and straightforward configuration (plain-text or simple UI) are all important for smooth operation.
Deliverables
• Compiled executable or service with an installer (or Docker image).
• Full source code and a concise README showing how to register new queries and filters.
• Sample configuration plus two demo runs proving the .qdb structure is valid.
Acceptance criteria: I add a new predefined query, set the data-type and column-value filters, trigger the job, and a valid .qdb file appears in the target folder with no errors in the log.
The generated file must follow a consistent schema so a downstream system can consume it immediately. While optional .csv support is welcome, .qdb export is the priority.
Connectivity via standard ODBC/JDBC, the ability to run on a schedule or by command-line/REST trigger, clear logging, and straightforward configuration (plain-text or simple UI) are all important for smooth operation.
Deliverables
• Compiled executable or service with an installer (or Docker image).
• Full source code and a concise README showing how to register new queries and filters.
• Sample configuration plus two demo runs proving the .qdb structure is valid.
Acceptance criteria: I add a new predefined query, set the data-type and column-value filters, trigger the job, and a valid .qdb file appears in the target folder with no errors in the log.