Tutorials
Follow these tutorials to learn about technologies and features that DataGrip has in store for you. Tutorials for earlier versions can usually be used with more recent versions. When tutorials address a newer feature, you will see an indication about the minimum version to complete the tutorial.
Tutorial | Description |
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Show all databases or schemas | Learn how to select which schemas or databases to show in the Database Explorer, and how to show all of them. |
Connect to Google Cloud SQL instances | Learn how to connect to PostgreSQL that is stored on Google Cloud. |
Connect to MS SQL server | Learn how to connect to an instance of Microsoft SQL Server. |
Microsoft SQL Server LocalDB | Learn how to connect to an instance of SQL Server Express LocalDB. |
Search in DataGrip | Learn how to search for things in DataGrip. |
Export data in DataGrip | Learn about a powerful engine in DataGrip that will help you to export data in various formats. |
Connect to Oracle with OCI | Learn how to establish an OCI connection to Oracle and use Windows domain authentication with it. |
Connect to MySQL with named pipes | Learn how you can connect to a local instance of MySQL by using named pipes. |
Connect to MySQL with unix sockets | Learn how you can connect to a local instance of MySQL by using Unix sockets. |
Connect to Heroku Postgres without SSL validation | Learn how to connect to Heroku Postgres without SSL validation. |
Apache Cassandra with SSL | Learn how to connect to Cassandra with SSL. |
Start a GitHub project in DataGrip | Learn how to start a GitHub project step-by-step. |
How to fetch more fields for MongoDB introspection | Learn how to fetch more fields for MongoDB introspection. |
Differences between query consoles, scratch files, and user files | Learn how to differentiate between query consoles, scratch files, and user files. |
Configure a generic task server | Learn how to integrate DataGrip with a task tracker. |
Find and replace text using regular expressions | Learn how to search and replace by using regular expressions. |