Add IRIS as a new agent-driven database type with:
- iris:// connection URL scheme (default port 1972, user _SYSTEM)
- JDBC driver via agent (com.intersystems.jdbc.IRISDriver)
- Oracle-compatible DDL dialect and schema-aware SQL dialect
- Capability sets: schema-aware, tree schema, diagram, search, table structure
Closes#368
Replace two separate "OceanBase" and "OceanBase Oracle Mode" entries in the
database picker with a single "OceanBase" entry. After selecting, users can
switch between MySQL and Oracle modes via button toggles in the config form.
Remove the hardcoded 12-type whitelist for the URL params form field so all
database types (including agent-driven ones like oceanbase-oracle) can set
custom URL parameters. Also append url_params to oceanbase-oracle connection
URLs in the Rust backend (matching the existing Postgres/Redshift pattern).
Add a `connect_timeout_secs` field to ConnectionConfig that allows users
to configure the database connection timeout per connection (1-300s,
default 5s). Previously all connections used a hardcoded 5-second timeout.
- Add connect_timeout_secs field with serde default and clamp logic
- Add parse_connect_timeout_with_fallback to honor URL params over config
- Pass user-configured timeout to all drivers (MySQL, Postgres, Redis,
MongoDB, ClickHouse, SQL Server, Elasticsearch) and TCP probe
- Add UI input in connection dialog SSH tab
- Add i18n keys for en/zh-CN/es
The recent fix to respect explicit JDBC URLs in the Oracle agents exposed a
default mismatch: the Rust side generated SID-format URLs when the config
field was missing, but the old Java fallback always used service_name format.
Switch the default and retry logic so existing connections without an explicit
oracle_connection_type keep working.
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