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.

Understanding SQL best practices is essential for anyone who uses SQL daily. Our previous articles showed you the most convenient shortcuts for SQL Editor and Data Editor, which help save time and optimize repetitive tasks. Today, we will take a step forward and tell you about SQL templates, another helpful capability of DBeaver.