There are 3 ways of sharing your queries with third-party tools:
Connecting through JDBC driver with industry instruments like Power Bi, Google Sheets, Tableau, Microsoft Excel, Pentaho, etc.
Through CSV format using a browser
Connecting through ODATA protocols
How does it work?
SQL Cloud is a 100% JavaScript database. Therefore a browser page is always required to run it.
As it is an app for Jira, a user must be logged in to Jira to view the page and connect to it.
This may look weird, but the JDBC Driver cares about this process automatically making all the actions on behalf of a user.
The SQL Cloud - Query Server page is displayed below:
The page displays the database connection status:
DISCONNECTED This means that Server is not connected because there is no localhost running or it has been closed.
CONNECTING Query Server is enabled and trying to connect to your localhost
CONNECTED Query Server is connected to your localhost with exit.
DISABLED Query server is disabled, so it will not be possible to connect to it.