Add and Test a Database

1. Open Database from the SSH Bridge sidebar.
2. Click Add Database.
3. Select the database engine from the dropdown.
4. Enter a connection name and the required connection fields.
5. Optionally configure engine parameters, initialization queries, or an SSH tunnel.
6. Click Test to open a real connection and verify the database version.
7. After the test succeeds, click Save.

Connection Fields

• Name — A recognizable name such as Production PostgreSQL.
• Host and Port — The database server address and listener port.
• Username and Password — The database account used by the workspace.
• Description — Optional notes about the environment or purpose.
• Database file — SQLite uses a local file path instead of host and port fields.

Engine-Specific Parameters

• PostgreSQL — Database name, connection timeout, and query timeout.
• Oracle — Service name, commonly FREEPDB1 for Oracle Database Free.
• SQL Server — Database name, encryption, server-certificate trust, and minimum TLS version.
• Redis — Logical database number and TLS setting.
• MongoDB — Database, authentication source, TLS, and direct-connection setting.

Initialization Queries

Initialization queries run immediately after a connection opens. Use them for session-level settings such as character encoding or SQL mode. Review them carefully: an invalid initialization statement prevents the workspace session from finishing its connection setup.

Open, Edit, or Delete a Profile

Open a saved database card to launch it. Use the card menu to edit its connection settings or delete it. Opening another saved database while the database window is already running adds or focuses that database as a tab in the same window.

Oracle Cloud Note

The current Oracle profile supports a basic host, port, service name, username, and password connection. Oracle Autonomous Database connections that require a client wallet are not yet configurable from the profile dialog.