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Louis Maddox edited this page Dec 24, 2021
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Download the zip file for SQL Workbench
here at time of writing
(via,
where it's the link listed as "Generic package for all systems including all optional libraries")
Download the zip file for the open source Amazon Redshift JDBC driver,
which includes the AWS SDK for Java
here at time of writing
(via)
I put them in ~/opt/redshift_jdbc_driver
I ran sqlworkbench (which I'd previously symlinked to the bash script to run the program)
I clicked the 'Driver' drop down and selected 'Amazon Redshift'
The driver location showed up in red and I selected the redshift-jdbc42-2.1.0.3.jar file interactively at its location in ~/opt when prompted
The classname com.amazon.redshift.Driver was filled in automatically but did not match the one
given here
of com.amazon.redshift.jdbc.Driver so I changed it to add the missing 'jdbc' part.
The 'sample' URL of jdbc:redshift://endpoint:port/database seemed to match the one
described here
so I filled it in with endpoint 127.0.0.1 [and the rest were private credentials]