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+title: "JetBrains DataGrip"
+sidebar_label: "JetBrains DataGrip"
+description: 'Configure JetBrains Datagrip to query Spice via JDBC'
+sidebar_position: 3
+pagination_prev: 'clients/index'
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+---
+
+1. Start the Spice runtime with a dataset loaded. Follow the [quickstart guide](/getting-started) to get started.
+
+2. Download [JetBrains DataGrip](https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip).
+
+3. Download the [Apache Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver](https://search.maven.org/search?q=a:flight-sql-jdbc-driver) - Select "Versions", tab click "Browse" on most recent version and then download `flight-sql-jdbc-driver-<version>.jar`.
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+4. Launch DataGrip
+
+5. In Database Explorer menu, select "+" and choose "Driver"
+    ![Data Sources and Drivers menu option](./img/datagrip-1.png "Data Sources and Drivers menu option")
+
+6. Add the JSBC jar file:
+    1. Click the "+" button in "Driver Files" selection
+    1. Click the "Custom JARs" button
+    1. Choose the `flight-sql-jdbc-driver-<version>.jar` jar file (the file downloaded in step 3 above) - and click "Open"
+    1. Click the "Class:" selector
+    1. Select `org.apache.arrow.driver.jdbc.ArrowFlightJdbcDriver`
+    ![Driver Class selector](./img/datagrip-3.png "Driver Class selector")
+
+8. Enter the driver settings: 
+    1. In the "Name" field - enter: ```Apache Arrow Flight SQL```
+    1. Add "URL Template" Default: `jdbc:arrow-flight-sql://{host}:{port}\?useEncryption=false&disableCertificateVerification=true`
+    1. Click "Ok"
+    ![Driver creation window](./img/datagrip-4.png "Driver creation window")
+
+9. Create a new Database Connection:
+    1. In Database Explorer menu, select "+", choose "Data Source" > "Arrow Flight JDBC"
+    2. Set the host to `localhost` and the port to `50051`
+    3. In "Authentication" select "No auth"
+    4. Click "Test Connection" to verify
+
+![New Data Source](./img/datagrip-5.png "New Data Source")
+
+10. Run a query:
+    1. Right-click on the connection in Database Explorer and choose "New" > "Query Console"
+    ![Create new Query Console](./img/datagrip-6.png "Create new Query Console")
+    1. In the Console window - add a query - something like: ```SELECT * FROM taxi_trips;``` and click the triangle button to execute the SQL statement
+    1. See the query results:
+    ![Query Results](./img/datagrip-7.png "Query Results")
+
+DataGrip is now configured to query the Spice runtime using SQL! 🎉
+