JDBC drivers are Java library files with the extension '.jar', used by Java applications to connect to the database. Usually they are provided by the same company which developed the database software.
The JDBC Driver requires the JDBC URL to know where the database is located ( on which machine and port), the database name or other settings. All this are passed as a string, specific for each database and driver.
Download the MySql JDBC Driver
Last updated August 2025 - verified for MySQL 8.4 / Java 21 compatibility.
The driver library files are compressed in a zip archive.
If you cannot connect, or you get issues with the driver, please ask DbSchema Team for help.
Install MySql from http://www.mysql.com. During installation go for a detailed install,
and when you are prompted for the user password check the 'Enable root access from remote machines'.
Enabling this you will be allowed to connect to MySql from another computer. Remember the password you set here, it will be requested when connecting to the database as user root.
Design MySql using interactive diagrams. The diagrams will be saved to the design model file and can be later reopen.
Build SQL Queries visually without having to write any line of code. Add and edit tables with a simple click.
The Relational Data Editor can visually explore data from multiple tables.
You can cascade into further tables via foreign keys or virtual foreign keys.
There is no limit to how many tables can be opened at once.
DbSchema model contains its own image of the schema, independent from the database.
Connecting to another database won't change the model schema unless you choose to refresh it from the database.
DbSchema can execute Groovy or Java Scripts with direct access to the DbSchema API.
This will help to solve different tasks without visual interaction.
Discover the SQL Editor from the menu to edit and execute queries.
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