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The CData JDBC Driver for Office 365 enables you to execute queries to Office 365 data in tools like Squirrel SQL Client. In this article, you will create a JDBC data source for Office 365 data and execute queries.
Follow the steps below to add the driver JAR.
Follow the steps below to save connection properties in the driver alias.
In the Add Alias wizard that opens, the following fields are required for the JDBC driver:
Office 365 uses the OAuth authentication standard. To authenticate requests, obtain the OAuthClientId, OAuthClientSecret, and OAuthCallbackURL by registering an app with Office 365. See the "Getting Started" chapter of the help documentation for a guide to using OAuth.
Below is a typical connection string:
jdbc:office365:OAuthClientId=MyApplicationId;OAuthClientSecret=MyAppKey;OAuthCallbackURL=http://localhost:33333;InitiateOAuth=GETANDREFRESH;π Connection properties automatically detected by Squirrel SQL. (Salesforce is shown.)
After the metadata has loaded, a new tab for the Office 365 data source is displayed. On the Objects subtab, you can discover schema information, such as the available tables and views.
π Column metadata for a table. (Salesforce is shown.)
To view table data, select the table on the Objects tab. The table data is then loaded in a grid on the Content tab.
π Tables can be edited on the Content tab. (Salesforce is shown.)To execute an SQL query, enter the query on the SQL tab and then click Run SQL (the runner icon). For example:
SELECT Name, Size FROM Files ORDER BY Sizeπ A query and the results. (Salesforce is shown.)
Download a free trial of the Office 365 Driver to get started:
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π Office 365 IconThe Office 365 Data Provider gives developers the power to easily connect Java/J2EE applications to Office 365 data including Outlook Mail, Contact, Calendar, Files, and more!