Denodo: JDBC Driver Setup
Summary and Requirements
This document provides the basic information for setting up a tool agnostic JDBC connection to Denodo.
- Must be connected to VPN or Campus Network
- Must have administrative rights to computer (or have helpdesk do the setup)
- Note: JDBC driver is compatible with Java 8 (JDBC 4.2) and above
1. Download Driver
Download the most recent Windows driver from https://community.denodo.com/drivers/jdbc/
Save the .jar file in a known location that is easy for you to locate, for example:
- Windows: C:\DenodoDrivers\
- MacOS: ~/DenodoDrivers/
- Linux: /opt/denodo/drivers/
First time users will need to create a free Denodo Community account
Use your “@wisc.edu” email address when signing up (not “@doit.wisc.edu, etc.) to qualify for free Community content
In addition to allowing you to download the JDBC drivers, your Community account will get you access to a great deal of additional training materials and free self-paced learning tracks on community.denodo.com
2. Ensure Java is Installed
The JDBC driver requires that Java is installed.
- Windows: Java version 8 or later needs to be installed. Verify by opening a command prompt and enter
java -version
If the version is not current, download and install a current version.
. - MacOS: Java can be installed using Homebrew. Enter
brew install openjdk@11
- Linux: Java can be installed using terminal. Enter
sudo apt install openjdk-11-jdk
3. Add JDBC Driver To Your Application
Option 1. Connection through driver properties.
In the connection configuration, enter the following:
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- Driver class name: com.denodo.vdp.jdbc.Driver
- Host: connect.data.wisc.edu
- Database / Schema: semantic
- Port: 9999
- Username: your_net_id@wisc.edu
- Password: your_net_id_password
Option 2: Connection through JDBC URL
Use the following connection URL to connect to Denodo:
jdbc:denodo://connect.data.wisc.edu:9999/semantic?ssl=true&user=YourNetID@wisc.edu&password=YourNetIDPassword
Denodo Vendor Documentation
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- How to connect to Denodo from Power BI
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Need More Information?
If you have questions about this document, please contact Data, Academic Planning and Institutional Research (DAPIR, https://data.wisc.edu/) at badgerdata@wisc.edu
