DBeaver 26.2
Version 26.2 of DBeaver PRO is now available. This release brings cross-database querying, new interaction actions in AI Chat, support for two more secret management providers, and four new drivers.

Version 26.2 of DBeaver PRO is now available. This release brings cross-database querying, new interaction actions in AI Chat, support for two more secret management providers, and four new drivers.

DBeaver 26.1 brings you more ways to work with AI and improves your SQL scripting experience. You can add external MCP servers to your AI Chat, run dbvr as an MCP server, and better understand complex queries. Also, there’s a new open-source CLI tool and three new database drivers.

The most comprehensive desktop edition in the DBeaver product line can now be deployed and purchased through AWS Marketplace, giving teams a streamlined path from evaluation to production.

New tool enables DevOps engineers, DBAs, and backend teams to run SQL scripts, exports, and validations across multi-database environments without a GUI.

Your AI tools can now talk directly to your databases. DBeaver PRO 26.0 adds support for MCP servers, a new command-line tool called dbvr, and a simpler way to get DBeaver through AWS Marketplace.

New integration will enable customers to enhance SQL development and data exploration with comprehensive database management capabilities.

AI assistants are now integrated into most modern development environments. However, SQL support is still challenging for most engines. Different databases use varied dialects, and there isn’t enough data to train models properly for every variation. PostgreSQL and MySQL don’t handle string concatenation the same way, and Oracle’s date functions don’t match those in SQL Server.

A leading U.S. insurance company decided to build a centralized data hub on Amazon Redshift Serverless. They needed a database client that could handle enterprise-grade authentication without disrupting their teams’ workflows. DBeaver Community Edition, which they had been using for 18 months, lacked the Redshift Serverless and IAM support they needed. DBeaver Lite Edition offered those capabilities at a price point that made sense for the project.

Connection delays were disrupting work at Eurafric Information. For a Moroccan IT services company with 350 engineers supporting financial and banking systems, database performance isn’t negotiable.
Youssef Akif, IT Procurement Specialist, shares how his team found a more reliable solution in DBeaver Enterprise. You’ll see how faster connections, color-coded connection types, and a more intuitive interface helped their developers and administrators work more efficiently.
