If your company has an enterprise account in CloudBeaver, it doesn’t mean you will find the right database inside. Sometimes this happens because of confusion in Data Navigator, and in other cases because there is no connection to it. So you can create this connection yourself.
DBeaver not only provides a large number of database drivers out of the box but also allows you to create a connection to almost any database by using native ODBC drivers. This can be useful if the database doesn’t have a JDBC driver or company employees can only use an ODBC one.
Using DBeaver’s cloud connectivity options, you can connect DBeaver to Amazon Timestream natively. DBeaver provides a comprehensive and intuitive interface to work with time series data directly from within a DBeaver application. Using your credentials, it also gives you full access to any queries that you could execute from another query interface. It even lets you create graphs for better understanding and visualization of query results.
DBeaver Ultimate and DBeaver Team Edition allows you to connect to DocumentDB databases in two ways: through a standard wizard and by using Cloud Explorer.
DBeaver provides a wizard that guides you through the steps to connect to the DocumentDB database. From this step-by-step tutorial, you will learn how to create a connection.
We are happy to tell you that DBeaver and ClickHouse have become official partners, and the latest version of our app supports working with ClickHouse Cloud databases. You can follow this step-by-step guide to learn how to create a connection.
In our previous article, we talked about transactions and how they work in DBeaver. When you are in the development and testing phase of your project, there is usually no need to keep track of transactions. But if we are talking about a production system, we need stricter control over reading and editing data. Therefore, DBeaver has Connection types that allow you to track transactions only when you need to.
When you just start working with DBeaver and create the first few connections to different databases, you will have no problems with organizing your navigation tree. But what if you are working on multiple projects with dozens of scripts and diagrams? In this case, your navigation tree starts looking messy. To organize it, you can use Projects in DBeaver.
Sometimes one set of SSH/Proxy credentials is used to connect to different databases. To avoid the need to enter the same information each time you connect, we suggest you use network profiles in DBeaver. Today we will tell you how to do that.
