single jar file, "Add Folder" to add folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add Maven artifact (see below). After you add jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes which directly from Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 21.2. Page 181 of 263. JDBC drivers

single jar file, "Add Folder" to add folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add Maven artifact (see below). After you add jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes which directly from Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 6.2. Page 181 of 263. JDBC drivers

single jar file, "Add Folder" to add folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add Maven artifact (see below). After you add jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes which directly from Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 6.3. Page 188 of 274. JDBC drivers

single jar file, "Add Folder" to add folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add Maven artifact (see below). After you add jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes which directly from Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 7.0. Page 188 of 277. JDBC drivers

single jar file, "Add Folder" to add folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add Maven artifact (see below). After you add jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes which directly from Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 7.1. Page 188 of 281. JDBC drivers

single jar file, "Add Folder" to add folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add Maven artifact (see below). After you add jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes which directly from Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 7.2. Page 193 of 281. JDBC drivers

single jar file, "Add Folder" to add folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add Maven artifact (see below). After you add jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes which directly from Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 21.0. Page 202 of 334. JDBC drivers

file, "Add Folder" to add to the folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add the Maven artifact (see below). After you add the jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes the Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually an open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 21.1. Page 205 of 348. JDBC drivers

file, "Add Folder" to add to the folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add the Maven artifact (see below). After you add the jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes the Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually an open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 22.1. Page 247 of 403. JDBC drivers

file, "Add Folder" to add to the folder with Java classes/resources and "Add Artifact" to add the Maven artifact (see below). After you add the jar files you will be able to find all JDBC driver classes the Maven repository (it is a global public repository of Java libraries, usually an open-source). If your database driver is published on some public repository you can use this feature. Maven artifacts driver properties later you can access them directly from connection properties dialog: Libraries Maven artifacts Saving driver, adding connection DBeaver User Guide 22.2. Page 257 of 423. JDBC drivers