FAQ
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How to check driver version
The easiest way to check your driver version:
- In Database Navigator, right-click your connection.
- Click Edit Connection.
- In the window that opens, click Test.
- In the summary pop-up, check the Client version — that’s your driver.
How to update driver version
To update a driver version:
- As an administrator, go to Administration -> Driver Management.
- Open the driver.
- Go to the Libraries tab.
Click Add file and upload the new version. You need to download the JAR file manually. Sources vary depending on the driver:
- Official vendor site — some drivers are only available on the database vendor’s site.
- GitHub releases — many open-source drivers publish binaries in the Releases section.
- Maven Central — some drivers are available at search.maven.org.
- Other public repositories — some projects host drivers on project-specific sites or custom registries.
Delete the old file, then click Save.
Note: In the Community edition, you can update drivers only on the server.
For details, see Driver Management.
How to get logs
To check logs for errors or connection issues:
- In the UI: go to Tools → Log Viewer.
- On the server: use Docker logs.
Example:
docker compose ps # find service name
docker compose logs <service_name> >> logs.txt
Tip: If the server won’t start after an update, run
docker compose ps -a
to list all containers (even stopped ones).
How to get logs in AWS
If you deployed CloudBeaver on AWS, you can access logs through the AWS Console:
- In the EC2 Console, find your instance.
- Click Connect.
- Use Session Manager or SSH.
Run:
docker compose ps # find service name docker compose logs <container_id> >> logs.txt
Tip: When you run
docker logs >> logs.txt
, the file is saved inside the instance, in the directory where the command was run.