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To connect Tableau to a database via the DBeaver Proxy Driver, follow these steps:
Prerequisites
Before you start, ensure you have:
- A Tableau account.
- Tableau Desktop installed.
- DBeaver Proxy Driver enabled on your CloudBeaver server.
- An API access token generated. See Token generation for details.
Steps
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In Tableau’s main menu, go to To a Server -> More.
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In the window that opens, select Other Databases (JDBC).
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Enter the JDBC URL, choose the database dialect, and enter your database username and password. Example JDBC URL:
jdbc:dbeaver-upd:your-domain.com:443:Shared:postgres-jdbc-194f450b17f-63a1de2f34b44deb -
To use the API access token, create a
.propertiesfile and add the following line:dbeaver.token=value -
Place the
.propertiesfile and all Proxy Driver.jarfiles in theTableau/Driversfolder.Note
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Click Sign In to establish the connection.
CloudBeaver Documentation
- Getting started
- Create connection
- Connection network options
- Supported databases
- Drivers management

- Database authentication methods
- Database navigator
- Properties editor
- Data editor
- SQL editor
- Entity relation diagrams

- Cloud services
- AI Smart assistance
- Data transfer
- General user guide
- Administration
- Server configuration
- Server security and access configuration
- Authentication methods
- Access management
- Proxy configuration
- Secret management

- Logs
- Query manager
- Workspace location
- Command line parameters
- Session manager

- Deployment options
- CloudBeaver Editions
- FAQ
- Development