Getting Started with DataGrip - Installation and Data Source Management (1)

Recently I saw a database client tool, DataGrip, produced by the famous JetBrains company, which is the company that produced Intellij IDEA.

 

DataGrip is a database management client tool that facilitates connecting to database servers, executing sql, creating tables, creating indexes, and exporting data. The client tool I tried before was dbvisualizer, but after trying DataGrip, I decided to ditch dbvisualizer. I believe that when you see DataGrip for the first time, you will have an amazing feeling, just like when you see a girl for the first time, just a glance, you say to yourself, it is her! Without further ado, let's take a look at the common features of DataGrip.

The DataGrip download link is as follows https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/download . The installation process is also very simple, double-click to install, the next step, you will be asked to choose a theme in the middle, I chose the classic Darcula, after the installation is complete, start, the interface is as follows


 I believe that students who have used IDEA will feel very cordial.

 

Next, manage the database driver. DataGrip supports mainstream databases, File->DataSource


You can also expand the green + sign in the Database view to add a database connection


Select the type of database to connect to


In the panel, the upper left part lists the established database connections, click each item, the configuration information of the current connection will be displayed on the right side, in the General panel, you can configure the database connection information, such as host, user name, password, etc., different The database configuration information is not the same, fill in the database URL, note that there is an option after the URL, you can choose to fill in the url directly, then you do not need to fill in the host name, port and other information separately.

The Driver section displays the database driver information. If the driver has not been downloaded, there will be a warning at the bottom indicating that the driver is missing.


Click the database type after Driver, it will jump to the driver download page, click download, and the driver package will be displayed after the download is complete.




If there is a problem with the downloaded driver, you can manually add the local driver package. During the trial process, when the Oracle connection is created, the downloaded driver package has a problem, indicating that the class is missing, click the green + sign on the right, and select the locally downloaded jar package, move the imported jar package to the top position through the up and down arrows on the right


 

Click Test Connection to see if the configuration is correct, and then you can use it.

 

 

 

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