Here you can find CUBRID user manuals and detailed documentation on what you can do with CUBRID and how we do things in CUBRID. If you just want to take a quick CUBRID tour, you can explore the usage examples and the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Picking up new things might not always be easy. But with the step by step CUBRID guides, you can get started right away. Just pick one option and follow the simple instructions below.
Simply go to Downloads/Engine and follow the instructions there.
On Windows: open run window, type cmd, click
Run the command
cubrid service start
Run the command
cubrid createdb test en_US
cubrid server start test
Run the command
csql --user PUBLIC test
Simply go to Downloads/Engine and follow the instructions there.
Simply go to Downloads/Manager and follow the instructions there.
Open a console and run:
cubrid manager start
Windows: Start button, select and start CUBRID manager from program list.
Alternatively, run cubrid_manager.exe from CUBRID/bin folder.
From CUBRID Manager user interface in Hosts tab, right click on the
localhost choice (or create a new host) and choose "Connect Host"
menu.
Fill in the credentials and click "Connect" button.
Create database from CUBRID Manager interface or from command
console.
Under localhost, right click on Databases and choose "Create
Database".
Under localhost, right click database name (create with previous step),
click "Start Database". Then from the same menu, click "Login
Database".
Alternatively, you may directly click "Login Database".
Under localhost, right click database name, then choose "New Query Editor" and start writing and running your queries.
Start with one of the two previous installation guides.
Simply go to Downloads/Engine and follow the instructions there.
Go to Downloads/JDBC Driver and follow the steps there. Skip this step if the JDBC Driver is already installed.
cubrid service start
cubrid broker start
cubrid server start demodb
package org.cubrid.demo;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.Statement;
import static java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection;
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String url = "jdbc:cubrid:localhost:33000:demodb:public::?charSet=utf8";
try {
Class.forName("cubrid.jdbc.driver.CUBRIDDriver");
Connection conn = getConnection(url, null, null);
conn.setAutoCommit(false);
try (Statement stmt = conn.createStatement()) {
// Create a new table and insert some data
stmt.execute("drop table if exists mytable");
stmt.execute("create table mytable(mycolumn string)");
stmt.execute("insert into mytable values('This is my first inserted string')");
ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("select * from mytable");
// Retrieve and output the table data
while (rs.next()) {
System.out.println(rs.getString("mycolumn"));
}
}
conn.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}
javac TestCUBRID.java
java TestCUBRID
Simply go to Downloads/Engine and follow the instructions there.
Simply go to Downloads/PHP Driver and follow the instructions there.
On Linux:
cd [karybu directory]
sudo mkdir files
sudo chmod 707 files
Select your language
Check necessary dependencies
Choose database type
Provide database connection information
Set time zone and enable rewrite mode
Input administrator information
On Linux:
Go to extension on the right menu
Click on page (If you prefer a shortcut, you can click on star near the
page module to add it to your favorite module list)
Click on create page
Select page type:
Article: for page with content, title, and tags
Widget page: for page with built-in available widget like: login info,
counter status, and so on
External page: for HTML or PHP page
Input module name which is the slug name of the
page
Input browser title
Select a layout
Submit
When the page is created, just simply click on the page from page to
edit the content.
Go to settings
Go to general tab
Select site default module
Save
Go to menu on the right side
Add new menu
Input menu name
Save
Add menu item
Add menu name
Select module or URL
Create module: create new page and link to
current menu
Select module: link existing module to current menu
Menu URL: input external link
Save
Assign menu to specific layout