Connect and Query
Database connections are made using a connector (from an application) or a client (interactively or from scripts).
Clients and connectors listed here are supported under MariaDB Corporation Engineering Policies.
Clients and connectors listed here are compatible with:
MariaDB database products (including Enterprise Server and MaxScale)
MariaDB Community Server
MariaDB Connectors
MariaDB Connectors are available for many popular programming languages.
Java - JDBC
Java - R2DBC
JavaScript
Python
MariaDB Client
MariaDB Client can be used interactively or within scripts.
MariaDB Client is included with distributions of MariaDB database products.
Compatible third-party clients exist but are not listed here.
mariadb, mysql
Connect from the command-line
For additional information about MariaDB Client, see MariaDB Client.
Tools and Utilities
Tools and utilities listed here are included with distributions of MariaDB database products and make a client connection.
mariadb-admin, mysqladmin
Check configuration and current status
mariadb-backup, mariabackup
Create and restore physical backups (including Aria, InnoDB, MyISAM, MyRocks)
mariadb-binlog, mysqlbinlog
Read binary logs or relay logs
mariadb-check, mysqlcheck
Perform table maintenance operations
mariadb-dump, mysqldump
Create logical backups
mariadb-import, mysqlimport
Load table data from CSV, TSV, and other text file formats
mariadb-show, mysqlshow
Display databases, tables, table columns, indexes
mariadb-slap, mysqlslap
Generate client load for testing
Business Intelligence (BI)
MariaDB database products are accessible from business intelligence (BI) platforms, including:
Microsoft Power BI
MariaDB Direct Query Adapter for Microsoft Power BI enables Microsoft Power BI Desktop users to remotely connect to and query their MariaDB database, including on MariaDB SkySQL, without downloading the entire data set to their local machine.
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