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List of run/debug configuration templates

Last modified: 31 October 2023

This page lists run/debug configuration templates available in DataGrip. For more information about using them in your database, refer to the related how-to pages.

note

Whether a run/debug configuration is available in your IDE may depend on which plugins are installed and enabled.

Name

Use it to

Required plugins

Compound

Run several run/debug configurations in parallel. This is useful, for example, if you want to launch various automated tests or client-server apps. The controls for each configuration will be available in a separate tab in the Run or Debug tool window.

Database script

Run your database scripts against created data sources.

Database

Dockerfile

Created automatically when you run a container from a Dockerfile. This configuration builds an image from the Dockerfile, and then derives a container from this image.

Docker

Docker Image

Created automatically when you run a container from an existing image. You can run it from a locally existing Docker image that you either pulled or built previously.

Docker

Docker Compose

Created automatically when you run a multi-container Docker application from a Docker Compose file.

Docker

HTTP Request

Execute HTTP Requests directly in the DataGrip either individually or as part of a compound run/debug configuration.

HTTP Client

tSQLt Test

Run tests for stored procedures, functions, views, and triggers of Microsoft SQL Server. For a tutorial about running tSQLt tests, refer to Run tSQLt tests.

Database (Microsoft SQL Server)

utPLSQL Test

Run tests for packages, functions, procedures, triggers, views, and other objects that can be used in PL/SQL. For a tutorial about running utPLSQL tests, refer to Run utPLSQL tests.

Database (Oracle)