Database JDBC Drivers
Database | Driver bundled? | JDBC drivers | Notes | More information |
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PostgreSQL |  | Postgres JDBC driver download (latest) | We recommend that you use the bundled JDBC 42.5.3 driver. If you want to use a later driver, you can download it from the PostgreSQL website. | Database Setup for PostgreSQL |
Microsoft SQL Server | | Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server download | We recommend that you use the bundled Type 4 JDBC driver. If you decide to use a later version, we may not be able to provide support for any problems you encounter. | Database setup for Microsoft SQL Server |
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If you're upgrading an existing Confluence site to Confluence 6.4 you should continue to use the bundled jTDS driver. We'll help you migrate to the Microsoft driver in a later release. | |||
| MySQL 8.0 |  | Connector\J 8.0 driver download | Due to licensing constraints, MySQL drivers are not bundled with Confluence. Confluence is currently tested with the 8.0.22 driver. | Database setup for MySQL |
Oracle | | Due to licensing constraints, Oracle drivers are not bundled with Confluence. For Oracle 19c use ojdbc11.jar. We recommend using the thin drivers only. See the Oracle JDBC driver FAQ. | Database setup for Oracle |
This driver is deprecated. New Confluence installations use the Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server (above). If you attempt to use an unsupported or custom JDBC driver (or a driverClassName from an unsupported or custom driver in your JINDI datasource connection) collaborative editing will fail. You must use a supported driver.