Store results in another database

[ines (Ines Montani)]

If you can connect to SQLserver from Python, then yes Prodigy lets you pass in a custom Database class via the "db" setting returned by a custom recipe, or via an entry point of your own Python package installed in the same environment.

See this thread for more details and discussion:

Using Google Firestore as database or not

I have all my documents in Google Firestore so I stream my training examples from Firestore into prodigy app. I’ll annotate the data without any preprocessing but I’ll do some preprocessing when training - this might change over time though so the saved text field by prodigy might need to be updated over time. FYI I train the model in the loop like .teach recipe on the preprocessed data. I figured its easier for me to keep all the annotated data in Firestore as well but it is not exactly clear …

You can find the expected database API in your PRODIGY_README.html.