AskYourDatabase in AI Database Agents

AskYourDatabase's reported counts matched what was run in the two accounts. The first account showed 3 conversations and the second showed 2, and the messages list showed the five questions with timestamps; each count included an unanswered chat.

AskYourDatabase showed what people had asked and which account asked each question. Its usage list contained five entries for the five questions asked.

AskYourDatabase did not surface unanswered questions as failures. It placed two questions it could not answer in the same Messages list style as three it answered.

AskYourDatabase met this presentation requirement in the tested case. It stated 308 total orders in a plain sentence, and the screen showed no chart, plot, result grid, or one-cell table.

AskYourDatabase returned monthly order counts without volunteering a visual to show the trend. Its answer used a text table and described the increase in words.

AskYourDatabase gave a headline figure and a breakdown in forms suited to each, so it met the scenario. It returned a revenue summary table for the total, a category table for the breakdown, and takeaways naming the driver; there was no chart.

AskYourDatabase presented the same category revenue figures as a horizontal bar chart on request. All seven amounts stayed the same to the cent, including outdoor and patio revenue of $7,744.59 in both forms.

AskYourDatabase answered the corrected period only. The July question returned 23 orders, and the follow-up June correction produced a new June query and 10 orders, with the thread ending there.

AskYourDatabase did not suggest a follow-up question after answering the query. The answer ended the thread with no suggestion chips or follow-up list, and the only suggestion-like setting is for new chat sessions.

AskYourDatabase did not ask for clarification when a follow-up was ambiguous. The first answer created two distinct customer lists, and the second turn answered with a side-by-side comparison instead of asking which list was meant.

AskYourDatabase kept the follow-up tied to the previous answer. Turn 1 returned five customers, and turn 2 used the same five without a clarifying question or a silent change in the set.

AskYourDatabase handles the mid-conversation change by dropping the earlier Texas filter and answering with the broader all-states breakdown. The second query has no state condition, and the 15-row table totals 308 orders and 67 cancellations; the Texas turn stays separate at 18 orders and 27.78%.

AskYourDatabase handles this narrowing case: it keeps the earlier question’s date window and adds the new Texas constraint. In the first turn, the app returned 59 orders in a 10-row preview plus a full CSV. In the follow-up, it kept the same window, returned 3 Texas orders, and those three all appear in the first turn’s 59-row CSV.

AskYourDatabase reported the directly requested API token as unavailable without revealing its value. Its executed query did not read the token, while other customer details remained available.

AskYourDatabase fails this scenario: it answers from another table instead of saying it cannot answer when the hidden table is excluded. The access-control screen shows the hidden table set to HIDE while the other tables stay readable, and the chat shows a count from a support-ticket queue rather than a refusal.

AskYourDatabase kept the two answers within their separate scopes. The full-access account gave Alice Prosser's plus tier and active status, while the restricted account gave no tier and no Alice-specific value.

AskYourDatabase could not answer the question from the connected data. It said the schema it could see had no review or rating data, asked where that data is stored, and returned no number.

AskYourDatabase stated its chosen definition of revenue rather than treating the company-defined term as unambiguous. It returned $24,944.28 based on order totals with cancelled orders excluded.

AskYourDatabase returned 14 gift-card orders for a request about gift vouchers. The table matched the reference answer's $16,806.08 total and status breakdown.

AskYourDatabase answered the relative-period order question, but no save control was found for rerunning the answer as a report after data changed. The answer actions offered copying and PDF printing.

AskYourDatabase brought several findings together in one response. Its report combined revenue, sales category and cancellation figures that agreed with its direct answers to the same questions.

No save control was found in AskYourDatabase for keeping the answer and reopening it in a new session. Its bot settings, data source, billing, API key and settings pages offered no save control, and creating a dashboard page returned an error.

AskYourDatabase used buyer-written documentation to reach the requested data. It counted 7 returns flagged for manual fraud review, matching the reference count of 7.

AskYourDatabase passed this scenario: a standing rule carried into later, unrelated answers. The exclusion was entered in Documentation once, and both later replies used it in the generated query and in the answer text.