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This opens up the `Drivers` panel on the left. Click on the `+` sign to create a new driver:
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Select *Elasticsearch* profile from the `Drivers` panel on the left-hand side (if it is missing check the SQuirreL SQL version or add a new entry to the list through the `+' button in the upper left corner):
Select the *Extra Class Path* tab and *Add* the JDBC jar. *List Drivers* to have the `Class Name` filled-in
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automatically and name the connection:
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Select the *Extra Class Path* tab and *Add* the JDBC jar. Name the connection and *List Drivers* to have `Class Name` populated if it is not already filled-in :
Add a new connection or in SQuirelL terminology an _alias_ using the new driver. To do so, select the *Aliases* panel on the left and click the `+` sign:
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Add a new connection or in SQuirrelL terminology an _alias_ using the *Elasticsearch* driver. To do so, select the *Aliases* panel on the left and click the `+` sign:
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==== Execute SQL queries
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The connection should open automatically (if it has been created before simply click on *Connect* in the *Alias* panel). SQuirelL SQL can now issue SQL commands to {es}:
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The connection should open automatically (if it has been created before simply click on *Connect* in the *Alias* panel). SQuirrelL SQL can now issue SQL commands to {es}:
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