What’s new in DBeaver 6.2?
Summer ended together with summer vacations. It’s time to return to work. But we didn’t waste these three months and prepared for you a list of new features for DBeaver 6.2.
As usual more details and screens in our news.
Start your summer with new DBeaver 6.1
The first summer month is the time when everyone is thinking about vacation much more than about the work. But the good news is always attractive. So, we are glad to show you the new release 6.1
Spatial data viewer, database schema comparison, a lot of performance improvements, new design for execution plans – it’s quite difficult to choose the most interesting things. But we will try.
DBeaver 6.0 is new big step forward
We are glad to introduce new big step in DBeaver history – release 6.0.
From 5.0 we have significantly improved support for PostgreSQL and related databases (Greenplum, CockroachDB, Timescale, etc), created advanced MS SQL server extension, added support for different cloud databases in AWS and MS Azure, added support and graphical view for InfluxDB, increased number of databases supported out-of-the-box to more than 70.
Minor release 5.3.3
Since the release of the version 5.3.0 we have implemented so many enhancements, bug fixes and improvements for MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Greenplum and Exasol. So we decided to publish a minor release of DBeaver EE. But it would be strange to create release without new features. And we have added them as well. Follow the link for more details.
DBeaver 5.3 is ready for download
DBeaver EE 5.3 is in production.
Charts for visualization of analytic data, data migration from SQL databases to Mongo and Cassandra, administrative tools, new databases – so many great things that are interesting to try. As usual the full list of the changes is in the release notes. And a bit more details about some of them can be found below.
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Version 5.2 is available!
DBeaver EE 5.2 was finally released.
Visual Query Builder, a new light interface for connection, CSV import, and the big list of new officially supported databases, including InfluxDB, TimescaleDB, Cockroach, and Yellowbrick. See the full list of the changes in the release notes or read more about the most interesting updates below.