Upload custom JDBC drivers to agent - Precisely Data Integrity Suite

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Learn how to upload custom JDBC drivers to agents using the CLI command, verify successful uploads, and manage driver files in the agent directory.

  1. Access the VM where the agent is installed and upload the JDBC driver to an agent using the command: ./discli drivers upload --name <driverDisplayName> --driverPath <driverPath>

    The <driverDisplayName> must match the driver.display.name present in the driver.properties file.

  2. The driver will be uploaded successfully if the corresponding message appears in the terminal. The uploaded driver files are stored in the directory: /precisely/drivers/
  3. To verify the uploaded drivers, use the command : ./discli drivers list
Table 1. CLI commands to manage drivers and connections
Commands Description Examples
upload <file>

Uploads a driver zip file to the container's volume.

Mandatory parameters:

--name or -d: Specify the driver name to be uploaded.

--driverPath or -p: Specify the tar/zip file path for the driver.

Important: The zip file must not contain nested folders or subfolders. All driver files must be located at the first (root) level of the .zip file.

Optional parameters:

--force or -f string: Specify the ‘—force force’ argument to upload driver with existing name.

--logLevel or -l: Specify ‘debug’ to increase the info log level.

--help or -h: Help for drivers upload.		 ./discli drivers upload --name driverDisplayName --driverPath driverpath.zip

The folder structure must be in either of the below formats:
oracle.zip
    -> driver.properties
    -> lib/oracle.jar

or

oracle.zip
    -> oracle.jar
    -> driver.properties
list Lists all available drivers/packages in the container's volume. /discli drivers list
delete <driver> Deletes the driver with the specified ID from the container's volume. ./discli drivers delete driver_id