JDBC Connection to air table?

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I am using a design tool (DBSchema) that can connect to most Databases in the industry, it typically uses a JDBC connection but has many others.  Does anyone know what drivers AIRtable uses and what the JDBC URL would look like?
I could not find this in any documentation.

Thanks in advance 

[ScottWorld]

Airtable is not an ODBC/JDBC compliant database system.

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[marks]

Scott is right - Airtable does not have a native/included ODBC/JDBC connector.

I've heard of customers using a third party offering from CData (https://www.cdata.com/drivers/airtable/odbc/) -- it is not free though.