Shortcuts are a great way to quickly and conveniently work with DBeaver, which, among other things, helps you to write SQL queries. In this article, we are going to talk about some useful shortcuts for SQL Editor that can help you create new scripts.
Did you know that you can work with SQL scripts almost without using your mouse? In this article, we are going to talk about some useful shortcuts for SQL Editor that would be helpful in working with existing scripts.
As you may have learned from the previous articles in this series, the tasks in DBeaver can significantly simplify your routine processes and save you time. But what if you want your tasks to run on specific days and times? In this case, you can use the Scheduler, another useful feature of DBeaver.
In many cases, routine processes that are repeated at regular intervals do not consist of a single task, but instead, it consists of a sequence of tasks. In this case, we suggest using composite tasks in DBeaver.
Database Tasks view provides many opportunities to work with existing tasks and create new ones. Let’s take a closer look at this tool and its use.
Many of our users complete repetitive tasks such as importing and exporting data, database dumping and restoring, comparing data, etc. on a regular basis while working on our app. DBeaver Enterprise and DBeaver Ultimate allow you to automate these routine processes to make them faster and more convenient.
Database Navigator is the main view to work with the structure and content of databases. This navigator is one of the main parts of DBeaver, which displays all your database connections, and all our application users need it for their work. But not everyone knows that the navigation tree can be customized based on personal preferences and needs.
If you open any connection in your navigation tree of DBeaver Enterprise or DBeaver Ultimate, you will see a list of folders containing various database objects. But in the Lite version, only your database tables are displayed there. Why so?
In one of our previous blog posts, we talked about what opportunities DBeaver provides to financial analysts. Data Editor features may come in handy not only for them but also for other specialists working with large amounts of data. Today we will tell you about one of these features, it allows you to colorize certain values in your table.
