You can connect to third party applications using the following list of drivers and connectors:
|
Product |
Manufacturer | Integration | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exasol | .Net Data Provider | ||
| Exasol | Go Language | ||
| Exasol REST API service (ERA) | Exasol | ERA (alpha) is an extension for the Exasol database that provides the ability to interact with the database via REST API endpoints. | |
| Ibis | Python | Ibis is an open source project which defines a Python dataframe API that can execute with Exasol as a backend. | |
| Exasol | JDBC Driver(Java) | ||
| Exasol | ODBC Driver (C++ / .Net) | ||
| Exasol | Python | PyExasol was originally developed by Vitaly Markov and is now officially supported by Exasol. | |
| Exasol | R | ||
| Rust | exasol v0.3.2 | This is an open source project which is not officially supported by Exasol. The maintainer is the Rust community, and current owner is Bogdan Mircea. | |
| Blue Yonder | This is an open source project which is not officially supported by Exasol. | ||
| Blue Yonder | Python | This is an open source project which is not officially supported by Exasol. | |
| WebSockets | Exasol | Websockets API | This JSON over WebSockets client-server protocol enables implementation of your own drivers for all kinds of platforms using a connection-based web protocol. |