DataDirect JDBC drivers are compliant with the Type 4 architecture, but provide advanced features that define them as Type 5 drivers. Additionally, the drivers consistently support the latest database features and are fully compliant with Java™ SE 8 and JDBC 4.0 functionality.
The DataDirect JDBC Driver for VMware Greenplum is available for download from Broadcom Support Portal under the specific Greenplum release.
greenplum.jar
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To install the JDBC driver on your client:
Log into Broadcom Support Portal, select the desired Greenplum release and download the DataDirect JDBC driver file: PROGRESS_DATADIRECT_JDBC_DRIVER_PIVOTAL_GREENPLUM_5.1.4.zip.
NoteFor more information about download prerequisites, troubleshooting, and instructions, see Download Broadcom products and software.
Follow the instructions in Verifying the Greenplum Database Software Download to verify the integrity of the Progress DataDirect JDBC Driver software.
Extract the downloaded ZIP file.
Add the full path to the PROGRESS_DATADIRECT_JDBC_DRIVER_PIVOTAL_GREENPLUM_5.1.4.jar to your Java CLASSPATH environment variable, or add it to your classpath with the -classpath
option when executing a Java application.
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To view the JDBC driver version information:
Change to the directory that contains the downloaded PROGRESS_DATADIRECT_JDBC_DRIVER_PIVOTAL_GREENPLUM_5.1.4.jar driver file. For example:
$ cd /opt/Progress/DataDirect/Connect_for_JDBC_51/lib
Execute the data source class to display the version information.
For Linux/Unix systems:
$ java -classpath PROGRESS_DATADIRECT_JDBC_DRIVER_PIVOTAL_GREENPLUM_5.1.4.jar com.pivotal.jdbc.GreenplumDriver
[Pivotal][Greenplum JDBC Driver]Driver Version: 5.1.4.000223 (F000432.U000208)
For Windows systems:
java -classpath .;.\greenplum.jar com.pivotal.jdbc.GreenplumDriver
[Pivotal][Greenplum JDBC Driver]Driver Version: 5.1.4.000223 (F000432.U000208)
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The JDBC driver is provided in the greenplum.jar
file. Use the following data source class and connection URL information with the driver.
Property | Description |
---|---|
Driver File Name | greenplum.jar |
Data Source Class | com.pivotal.jdbc.GreenplumDriver |
Connection URL | jdbc:pivotal:greenplum://host:port;DatabaseName=<name> |
Driver Defaults | FetchTWFSasTime=true MaxLongVarcharSize=8190 MaxNumericPrecision=28 MaxNumericScale=6 PrepareThreshold=0 ResultSetMetadataOptions=1 SupportsCatalogs=true |
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The DataDirect JDBC driver version 5.1.4.000270 (F000450.U000214) introduced support for the PrepareThreshold
connection property. This property specifies the number of prepared statement executions to be performed before the driver switches to using server-side prepared statements.
The PrepareThreshold
default value is 0
, always use server-side prepare for prepared statements. This setting preserves the behavior of previous versions of the JDBC driver.
When the PrepareThreshold
value is greater than 1, it specifies on which execution of a prepared statement the driver starts using server-side prepared statements.
Note
statement.executeBatch()
always uses server-side prepare for prepared statements. This matches the behavior of the PostgreSQL open source JDBC driver.
Refer to PrepareThreshold in the DataDirect documentation for additional information about this connection property.
When the PrepareThreshold
value is greater than one and the prepared statement includes parameterized operations, the driver does not send any SQL prepare calls during connection.prepareStatement()
. The driver instead sends the query all at once, at execution time. This requires that the driver determine the data types of every column before it sends the query to the server. While the driver can make this determination for many data types, it cannot for the JDBC types that can be mapped to multiple Greenplum data types:
To work around this limitation, set PrepareThreshold
to 0
when a prepared statement uses parameterized values with any of the above data types. And use ResultSet.getMetaData()
to determine if any of the above types are used in a query in advance of submitting the prepared statement.
NoteGPORCA does not support prepared statements that have parameterized values, and will fall back to using the Postgres Planner.
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For more information on working with the Data Direct JDBC driver, see documentation available online at https://docs.progress.com/category/datadirect-greenplum.
Parent topic:DataDirect JDBC Driver for VMware Greenplum