

The JDBC Routable Query API is ideal for high-volume, short requests that return a small number of results on a single node. You can debug client issues by examining other entries in the log file. In the following log file, you can see the JDBC properties and verify that load balancing is enabled. In the following example, the log level is set to info and the path is set to C:\, causing information about load balancing for this connection to be written to a log file directly under C:\.

The log level values are: Debug, Error, Trace, Warning, Info, and Off.

The log path and log level settings are defined as follows: With logging, you can debug or trace connectivity details or issues.
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You can enable logging in DBeaver by setting the log path and log level in the driver properties.

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To install the driver on Windows, follow the instructions in Installing the JDBC Client Driver for Windows in the Vertica documentation. Connecting Vertica to DBeaverĭBeaver uses the Vertica JDBC driver to connect to Vertica. You can write your own extensions to DBeaver. DBeaver runs on Windows, MacOS, and Linux platforms and supports most databases.
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This document is based on our testing of Vertica and DBeaver using the following versions: SoftwareĭBeaver is a free and open-source SQL client and database management tool. While other combinations may feature the same or similar behavior, they may not have been tested. This document provides guidance using one version of Vertica and one version of the vendor's software. Vertica Tips and Techniques documents provide information to assist you in using Vertica with third-party products. Vertica Integration with DBeaver: Tips and Techniques About Vertica Tips and Techniques
