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Connecting to SQL Server using DBeaver / Eclipse
Connecting to SQL Server using DBeaver / Eclipse
- Open Eclipse, either using the start menu or desktop shortcut.
- Make sure your in the DBeaver perspective
- Window → Perspective → Open Perspective → Other
- Pick DBeaver from the list and click open.
- Window → Perspective → Open Perspective → Other
- Make sure you have a project in your workspace, these appear in the projects pane on the left hand side. Only if you don't already have a project, create one:
- File → New → Project
- Pick a type of 'Project' under 'General', click next
- Give it a name, and click next.
- File → New → Project
- Create a connection
- Expand your project using the arrow to the left of its name, right click on the connections heading and pick 'Create a new connection'
- Expand MS SQL Server and Pick 'Microsoft Driver' from the list of connection types and then click next.
- Enter the host and database names, also check the Windows Authenticaiton box. Click Finish.
The host and database should be set to:
Host: hirusql3
Database: ukserpdsb - You may be asked to download the drivers, If so first click the blue text "Download Configuration"
Set the proxy host and port, then Apply and Close
Host: 192.168.10.15
Port: 8080
Now click Download.
- Expand your project using the arrow to the left of its name, right click on the connections heading and pick 'Create a new connection'
- Run a query against the data
- Either open an existing SQL file from your existing project or create a new one by right clicking within your project and choosing 'Create SQL script'.
- Use the yellow arrow to the left hand side of the SQL editor to run your query. The results will show in the pane at the bottom of the screen.
- Either open an existing SQL file from your existing project or create a new one by right clicking within your project and choosing 'Create SQL script'.
Note
You will have to repeat step 4 for every project in your workspace as the connections settings are stored within a projects settings
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