Where to get it

You can download SQL Power Wabit directly from our website.

Download SQL Power Wabit

Having trouble downloading?

How to install it

We've created platform-specific distributions for Windows, Mac and generic Java for all other platforms. The installation process is different for each.

Installing on Windows

1. From the download page, select the Windows distribution.
2. Once your installation file is downloaded, execute the installation script.
3. Follow the instructions on the screen.
4. Once the installer completes, you can start SQL Power Wabit from the Start menu.

Installing on Mac

1. From the download page, select the Mac OSX distribution.
2. Once your installation file is downloaded, extract the archive contents by double clicking on the archive file.
3. Drag the application file to the desired location. We suggest putting it in the Applications folder.
4. Double-click on the SQL Power Wabit icon to launch.

Using the generic Java distribution

1. From the download page, select the Unix/Generic distribution.
2. Once your installation file is downloaded, extract the archive contents.
3. The generic Java distribution contains an executable JAR file, but needs the 'lib' and 'jdbc' folders to be present by it's side to function properly. Copy those 3 elements to the desired location.
4. Open a terminal window, navigate to the installation directory and execute the following command:

   java -Xms512m -Xmx1024m -jar wabit.jar

Having trouble installing the generic Java distribution?

How to connect to your database

In order to connect to your database, you will need to configure the Database Connection Manager:

Having trouble connecting to your database?

JDBC driver not found

For legal reasons, some database vendors (including Oracle) do not allow us to redistribute their JDBC drivers as part of our software. In order to use SQL Power Wabit with an Oracle database, or any other database not supported out-of-the-box, you will need to go through the following procedure:

1. Download your database driver from the vendor's website. (For Oracle, it can be found here.)
2. Then return to SQL Power Wabit to locate the JDBC driver:

Having trouble locating your JDBC driver?

Creating your first report

For help creating reports, please refer to the this tutorial: