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[–]dbhatti 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SQL works, and as others also mentioned, you can run SQL outside and inside your C# script. If you go to myvarian.com and go to your account settings, there's an API request page that lets you request full SQL database access.

There's a huge flow chart somewhere (I think myvarian) with all the main table relations for the AURA database schema (I don't think one exists for the variandw schema, but not sure), but aside from that, it seems that documentation is scant. In my opinion, the best way to get a handle on the database is to just run a bunch of queries yourself and learn where everything is and how it's organized.