Databases

The "Databases" view in the codbex platform is a central hub for managing and configuring datasources for your projects. This section provides an overview of the key features and actions available in the "Databases" view.

Adding a New Datasource

1. Open the Databases View:

   • Navigate to the Databases perspective and select "Databases" view from the toolbar or menu.

2. Add a New Datasource:

   • Click "Add Datasource" to initiate the process of adding a new datasource.

3. Configure Datasource Details:

   • Enter essential details for the datasource, including:
     • Driver: Choose the appropriate database driver from the available options.
     • URL: Specify the connection URL for the database.
     • Username: Provide the username for accessing the database.
     • Password: Enter the password associated with the provided username.
     • Additional Connection Parameters: Include any additional parameters required for the database connection.

4. Test the Connection:

   • Before saving the datasource configuration, use the "Test Connection" button to ensure that the connection details are accurate.

5. Save the Datasource:

   • Click the "Save" button to save the configured datasource.

Managing Existing Datasources

1. View Existing Datasources:

   • The Databases View displays a list of existing datasources. Expand the nodes to view configured datasources and their details.

2. Edit Datasource Details:

   • Select a datasource and choose "Edit" to modify the configuration details. Update the necessary fields and save the changes.

3. Remove a Datasource:

   • To remove a datasource, select it and choose "Remove." Confirm the action, and the datasource will be deleted from the configuration.

Datasource Actions

1. Refresh Datasources:

• Use the "Refresh" button or right-click and choose "Refresh" to update the list of datasources in the view.

2. View Connection Status:

• Quickly check the connection status of a datasource by examining its icon. A green icon indicates an active connection, while a red icon indicates a disconnected state.

3. Adjust Databases View Preferences:

• Customize the appearance and behavior of the Databases View by adjusting preferences, such as the display format and connection status indicators.

Conclusion

The "Databases View" in the platform serves as a central point for managing datasources, allowing you to configure, edit, and remove connections effortlessly. Leverage its features to streamline database interactions and enhance your development workflow.