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Find here all information about uploading a database driver. You can add a new database driver or edit an existing database driver as well as delete one. |
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- Open the "Admin" tab and select "Database Drivers". The page 'Database Drivers' opens.
- Click on "New". The page 'Add/ Edit Database Driver' opens.
- Enter the database name.
- Click on "Upload" and upload the JAR file.
- Select "AWS Athena" from the drop-down.
- Enter the driver class.
- Enter the connection pattern and confirm with "Save". The configuration is saved and displayed in the database driver list.
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- Open the "Admin" tab and select "Database Drivers". The page 'Database Drivers' opens.
- Click on "New". The page 'Add/ Edit Database Driver' opens.
- Enter the database name.
- Click on "Upload" and upload the JAR file.
- Select "Azure Cosmos" from the drop-down.
- Enter the driver class.
- Enter the connection pattern and confirm with "Save". The configuration is saved and displayed in the database driver list.
INFO: Find your account key on your Azure Cosmos DB instance under 'settings/keys: SECONDARY KEY'.
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- Open the "Admin" tab and select "Database Drivers". The page 'Database Drivers' opens.
- Click on "New". The page 'Add/ Edit Database Driver' opens.
- Enter the database name.
- Click on "Upload" and upload the JAR file.
INFO: Get the file from https://databricks.com/de/spak/odbc-driver-download.
- Select "Databricks JDBC V2.6.x" from the drop-down.
- Enter the driver class.
- Enter the connection pattern and confirm with "Save". The configuration is saved and displayed in the database driver list.
INFO: Note that the pattern must contain the expression 'token' as the UID parameter and the '<personal-access-token>' as the PWD parameter that you created in Azure Databricks before.
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- Open the "Admin" tab and select "Database Drivers". The page 'Database Drivers' opens.
- Click on "New". The page 'Add/ Edit Database Driver' opens.
- Enter the database name, e.g. 'Synapse_Driver' .
- Click on "Upload" and upload the JAR file.
- Select "Microsoft Azure Synapse" from the drop-down.
- View the driver class.
- View the connection pattern and confirm with "Save". The configuration is saved and displayed in the database driver list.
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- Go to the driver download site: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=4020&uid=swg21385217
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- MySQL should now appear as an available database driver.
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Netezza DB
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Receive the Netezza database driver from IBM. |
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- Open the "Admin" tab and select "Database Drivers". The page 'Database Drivers' opens.
- Click on "New". The page 'Add/ Edit Database Driver' opens.
- Enter the database name.
- Click on "Upload" and upload the JAR file.
- Select "Netezza" or "Netezza V7.0.2" from the drop-down.
- Enter the driver class.
- Enter the connection pattern and confirm with "Save". The configuration is saved and displayed in the database driver list.
- Open the "Admin" tab and select "Database Drivers". The page 'Database Drivers' opens.
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- Go to the driver download site: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/jdbc-112010-090769.html
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