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MacOS has steadily gained popularity and is now the second most popular desktop operating system globally. According to Statista, as of 2024, it held approximately 20% of the market share. It’s also common for users to switch from Windows to macOS or use both operating systems simultaneously, contributing to this statistic.

While macOS is a powerful and reliable operating system, database professionals often encounter limitations when searching for a fully functional SQL management tool. Today, we share how DBeaver can be your cross-platform solution.

Nearly 80% of businesses use two or more different database platforms in their workflows. With this growing trend, reusing existing SQL scripts is crucial for efficient development and minimizing errors. The ability to edit and update those scripts helps specialists save time and effort, support legacy systems, and migrate between tools seamlessly. In this article, you will learn three ways to import SQL scripts to DBeaver, which will help you save time and migrate from other tools effortlessly to manage all your SQL code in one place.

Organizations rely on data as a critical asset, but what does that mean for enterprise security? According to the latest research from IBM and Ponemon Institute, the global average cost of a data breach reached 4.88 million dollars in 2024 – a 10% increase compared to 2023 and the highest total cost in history.

Many teams in large organizations choose DBeaver Community as their database management tool. However, it is designed exclusively for individual use and offers only basic encryption capabilities. As a result, it doesn’t meet enterprise-level security requirements.

Unlike the open-source DBeaver Community application, DBeaver Team Edition is an enterprise-grade solution, providing companies with:

• Streamlined user management with role-based access control
• Real-time collaboration to empower teams
• Advanced data security for peace of mind
• A complete database management solution