What is the name of the action used to run queries on a database?

The action used to run queries on a database is known as "Execute SQL Statement." This action is specifically designed to carry out SQL commands, which can include various types of queries such as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE. When using Power Automate, implementing the Execute SQL Statement allows users to interact with the database by executing specific SQL commands programmatically.

This action simplifies the process of database management within Power Automate by allowing users to run complex queries without needing to manually connect through other means. It effectively streamlines automation workflows that involve data retrieval, modification, or management directly within a database context.

The other options refer to actions that do not represent the standard terminology used within Power Automate or SQL operations. For instance, "Open SQL Connection” might imply establishing a connection to a database rather than executing a query. "Select from Database" could suggest a specific type of query but does not encompass the full range of actions taken within this context, and "Run Query" lacks the specificity and established functionality that "Execute SQL Statement" clearly conveys in the Power Automate environment.