Database client software allows you to communicate between a client application and the relational database management system or data warehouse. To connect to the database or data warehouse listed in the table below, install the corresponding database client on your ArcGIS client machines.
Note:
Verify that the database client supports the operating system of the machine on which you install ArcGIS software.
| Relational database or data warehouse | Database client |
|---|---|
Amazon Redshift | Amazon Redshift ODBC driver |
Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) for Oracle | Oracle Database Client |
Amazon RDS for SQL Server | Microsoft ODBC driver for SQL Server |
Dameng | Dameng DM |
| Google BigQuery | Magnitude Simba ODBC driver |
Google Cloud SQL for SQL Server | Microsoft ODBC driver for SQL Server |
IBM Db2 | IBM Data Server Runtime Client for Db2 |
Microsoft Azure SQL Database | Microsoft ODBC driver for SQL Server |
Microsoft Azure SQL Managed Instance | Microsoft ODBC driver for SQL Server |
Microsoft SQL Server | Microsoft ODBC driver for SQL Server |
Oracle | Oracle Database Client |
Supported workload types of Oracle Autonomous Database | Oracle Database Client |
Oracle Base Database Service | Oracle Database Client |
SAP HANA | SAP HANA client |
SAP HANA Cloud | SAP HANA client |
Snowflake | Snowflake ODBC driver |
Teradata Vantage | Teradata ODBC driver and associated files (GSS client and ICU library) |
Obtain the database client from the database or data warehouse vendor and follow their client installation instructions to set up the client on your computer. IBM Data Server Runtime Client for Db2, the Windows version of the Microsoft ODBC driver for SQL Server, and the Oracle Instant Client are also available on My Esri.
For information on supported database client versions for the ArcGIS release you're using, see the ArcGIS system requirements for the database to which you need to connect. You can access system requirements pages from Supported databases and data warehouses.
Note the following in regard to database clients and ArcGIS:
- ArcGIS clients include the files you need to connect to PostgreSQL, so you don't need to install a PostgreSQL client.
- To connect from 64-bit ArcGIS clients (such as ArcGIS Server or ArcGIS Pro), you must install 64-bit database clients.
- ArcGIS Insights uses JDBC connections and requires a JDBC client, not the clients listed above. See Required vendor files in the ArcGIS Insights help for more information.