%META:TOPICPARENT{name="SingleTierLiteJDBCPreInstallDocs"}% = Using OpenLink JDBC Drivers with JetBrains DataGrip = %TOC% == OS X == # Launch DataGrip.app. # Open the Manage Data Sources dialog with File -> Data Sources. # Click the + at upper left, and select Driver from the menu. # [[https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/help/data-sources-and-drivers-dialog.html#driver|Register each driver]] you want to use -- #* OpenLink Enterprise Edition Generic Client %BR%%BR%%BR%%BR% #* OpenLink Lite Edition JDBC-to-ODBC Bridge %BR%%BR%%BR%%BR% #* OpenLink Virtuoso %BR%%BR%%BR%%BR% #* OpenLink Virtuoso (SSL) %BR%%BR%%BR%%BR% # Click Apply to save your changes, or OK to save your changes while exiting the dialog. # Again click the + at upper left, and select the driver you want to use from the menu. # Prepare a JDBC URL as appropriate to the driver in use -- #* [[JDBC1ConnectionURLFormat|OpenLink Lite Edition JDBC-to-ODBC Bridge]] #* [[JDBC3ConnectionURLFormat|OpenLink Enterprise Edition Generic Client]] #*[[http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/VirtuosoDriverJDBC.html|OpenLink Virtuoso]] with or without SSL # Name your data source as you like, and fill in the details. For example -- %BR%%BR%%BR%%BR% # Click the Test Connection button, which should show success, as -- %BR%%BR%%BR%%BR% # Click OK to save and connect to your data source. # Open the Database window with View -> Tool Windows -> >. # Drill down through the connected catalog, create and execute a query. For instance -- %BR%%BR%%BR%%BR% # Refer to the [[https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/|DataGrip documentation]] for further activity. == Windows == (notes to come)