Step 2:
Click on Local and Cloud Databases.
Step 3:
Fill the database server details for the connection in the following section and click Next. (In this case, we have chosen Postgres as an example)
Step 4:
Choose Custom Query (radio button) and paste the custom query(from attachment) inside the query editor.
Step 5:
Type the table name as (Archived Request_localDB) and choose the proper datatypes for the columns in the preview. Click Next to proceed.
Step 6:
Schedule the import and click create to complete the import
SELECT "RequestID","Subject","Created Time","Requester","Resolved Time","Completed Time","Responded Time","Time Elapsed","Category","Department","DueBy Time","Group","Impact","Level","Mode","Overdue Status","Priority","ReOpened","Request Status","Service Category","Service Request","SLA","Urgency","Workstation" FROM RequestUNIONSELECT "RequestID","Subject","Created Time","Requester","Resolved Time","Completed Time","Responded Time","Time Elapsed","Category","Department","DueBy Time","Group","Impact","Level","Mode","Overdue Status","Priority","ReOpened","Request Status","Service Category","Service Request","SLA","Urgency","Workstation" FROM "Archived Request"