GaussDB(DWS) provides client tool packages that match the cluster versions. You can download the desired client tool package on the GaussDB(DWS) management console.
The client tool package contains the following:
Linux gsql is a Linux command line client running in Linux. It is used to connect to the database in a data warehouse cluster.
The script for testing sample data is used to execute the introductory example.
Windows gsql is a command line client running on the Windows OS. It is used to connect to the database in a data warehouse cluster.
Only 8.1.3.101 and later cluster versions can be downloaded from the console.
Gauss Data Service (GDS) is a data service tool. You can use the GDS tool to import a data file in a common file system to the GaussDB(DWS) database. The GDS tool package must be installed on the server where the data source file is located. The server where the data source file is located is called a data server or GDS server.
Choose a corresponding client version according to the cluster version and operating system to which the client is to be installed.
File or Folder |
Description |
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bin |
This folder holds the Linux executable files for gsql, which include tools gsql, GDS, gs_dump, gs_dumpall, and gs_restore. For details, see "Server Tool". |
gds |
This folder contains the files of the GDS data service tool. The GDS tool is used for parallel data loading and can import the data files stored in a common file system to a GaussDB(DWS) database. |
lib |
This folder contains the lib library required for executing the gsql client. |
sample |
This folder contains the following directories and files:
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gsql_env.sh |
Script file for configuring environment variables before running the gsql client. |
File or Folder |
Description |
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x64 |
This folder contains the 64-bit Windows gsql execution binary file and the dynamic library. |
x86 |
This folder contains the 32-bit Windows gsql execution binary file and the dynamic library. |
In the cluster list on the Clusters > Dedicated Clusters page, click the name of the specified cluster to go to the Cluster Information page and view the cluster version.