Download DBeaver 23.1.4

Version 23.1.4 of DBeaver has been released. This program allows databases to be managed. It can, among other things, execute queries and display, filter and edit data. Support for well-known databases, such as MySQL, Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Firebird and SQLite, is available. It is available in an open source CE version and three different commercial ones performances. These add support for various nosql databases, such as MongoDB, Apache Cassandra and Apache Hive, and include additional plugins and jdbc drivers. The changelog for this release looks like this:

Changes in DBeaver cersion 23.1.4:

• SQL editor:
  • Table alias generation was fixed (issue with duplicated aliases)
  • Auto-proposals now respect option “empty line is a query delimiter”
  • Auto-proposals calculation performance was significantly improved in some cases
  • Aliases completion was fixed (issue with redundant spaces)
  • Table name completion was fixed for invalid SQL queries
  • Spelling errors and other annotations now work in console mode
  • @import command behavior is now configurable
• Data editor:
  • Filters/orderings/colors reset UI was significantly improved
  • Spatial viewer now hides empty labels
  • Copying of spatial viewport/selection bounds was fixed
  • Drag-n-drop in grouping panel fixed on Linux
• Data transfer: previous export settings loading was fixed
• General:
  • Auto-commit mode switch behavior was fixed
  • CLI processing was fixed in multi-workspace environment
  • “Tip of the day” now shows OS-specific shortcuts corectly
  • Redundant logs of SSH tunnel closing were removed
  • Logical database structure settings can be disabled or reset in the connection editor dialog
  • Driver search UI was fixed on MacOS
  • Number of minor UI bugs were resolved
• Database:
  • Athena: multi-catalog support was added
  • Derby: grouping queries generation fixed
  • DuckDB: time/timestamp data types support was added
  • MySQL: issue with missing table partitions folder was resolved
  • Oracle: table DDL shows permission grants in “full” mode
  • PostgreSQL: issue with duplicated tables was resolved
  • Redshift: SQL dialect was enhanced with extra keywords
  • Yellowbrick: execution plan visualization was fixed