driver list

Table of contents

• Synopsis
• Description
• Options
  • --provider
  • --show-disabled
  • --show-properties
• Example

Synopsis

dbvr driver list [-hV] [--show-disabled]
                       [--show-properties]
                       [--provider=<providerId>]

Tip: You can also use global options with this command.

Description

Show the list of database drivers supported by dbvr.

The output is grouped by provider and includes provider name and ID, driver ID, status, and description.

By default, only enabled drivers are displayed.

Options

--provider

--provider=<providerId>

Filter the list by provider ID.

Use this option to display only drivers that belong to a specific provider.

Example:

dbvr driver list --provider=athena_pro

--show-disabled

--show-disabled

Include disabled drivers in the output.

--show-properties

--show-properties

Show driver properties.

For each driver, the output includes provider name and ID, driver ID, status, description, and a list of properties defined by the driver.

Example

dbvr driver list

Sample output:

Provider: PostgreSQL (postgresql)
  Driver ID: postgres-jdbc, Status: Enabled, Description: PostgreSQL standard driver
  Driver ID: postgres-timescale-jdbc, Status: Enabled, Description: Timescale JDBC driver

Provider: MySQL (mysql)
  Driver ID: mysql8, Status: Enabled, Description: Driver for MySQL 8 and later

Provider: SQLite (PRO) (sqlite-ee)
  Driver ID: sqlite_ee, Status: Enabled, Description: SQLite JDBC driver

The output is grouped by provider. For each provider, dbvr prints:

• provider name and provider ID
• driver ID
• status
• description