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> Mirror of <https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/data/data-cloud-query-guide/guide/jdbc-dbeaver.html> (Salesforce, Data 360 Query Guide), read 2026-10-23. Salesforce's own page is the authority; this copy exists because that site refuses non-browser readers.

## Connecting to Data 360 in DBeaver

This guide explains how to establish a connection between DBeaver and Data 360. DBeaver provides built-in drivers for Data 360, including one based on the Data 360 Query API and a legacy version using the Data 360 Query V2 API.

*   Install DBeaver from [https://dbeaver.io/download](https://dbeaver.io/download).
*   Configure an External Client App in Salesforce. See [Configure and Establish an OAuth Session](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/data/data-cloud-query-guide/guide/jdbc-setup.html#configure-and-establish-an-oauth-session). External Client Apps support the JWT Bearer Flow for JDBC connections.

> **Note:** Username-Password Flow does not work with External Client Apps. Use JWT Bearer Flow for authentication.

1.   **Open DBeaver:** Launch the DBeaver application.

2.   **Create New Connection:** Go to **Database**>**New Database Connection**.

3.   **Select Driver:** In the connection dialog, search for and select **Salesforce Data Cloud**, and then click **Next**.

4.   **Configure Connection (Main Tab):** The connection dialog appears. On the Main tab, enter:

    *   **Username**: Your Salesforce username, which corresponds to the `userName` property.
    *   **Password**: Leave this field empty when using JWT Bearer Flow with External Client Apps.

5.   **Configure Driver Properties (Driver Properties Tab):** Go to the Driver properties tab. Configure the necessary properties for JWT Bearer Flow authentication.

    *   **Add New Property**: Right-click in the blank area under User Properties, and select **Add new property**.

    *   **Enter Property Name**: Enter the required property name and click **OK**.

    *   **Enter Property Value**: Click in the value field next to the newly added property and enter the corresponding value.

    *   **Required Properties for JWT Bearer Flow**:

        *   `clientId`: The Consumer Key from your External Client App
        *   `privateKey`: The private key associated with your External Client App. Ensure correct configuration. See [OAuth 2.0 JWT Bearer Flow](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/data/data-cloud-query-guide/guide/jdbc-setup.html#oauth-20-jwt-bearer-flow).

    *   **Optional Properties**: For a list of additional configurable properties, see [Optional Properties](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/data/data-cloud-query-guide/guide/jdbc-setup.html#optional-properties).

6.   **Finish Connection:** Click **Finish**.

7.   **Verify Connection:** Your new Salesforce Data Cloud connection should appear in the DBeaver Database Navigator.

You can query and interact with your Data 360 data through DBeaver. For example, you can use SQL queries to retrieve specific data or create visualizations of your data. See the [Get Started with Data 360 SQL](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/data/data-cloud-query-guide/guide/dc-query-section.html) guide. Refer to the DBeaver documentation for information on using its features.

To connect to multiple data spaces, create a new connection for each data space.


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