DBeaver Community

About DBeaver Community

DBeaver Community is a multi-platform database tool for developers, analysts and administrators. It connects to a wide range of databases and offers a SQL editor, data browser and ER diagrams.

Good for

• Working with several database engines in one app
• Browsing and exporting data without writing SQL
• Visualising schemas as ER diagrams

What’s new in 26.2.3

- AI Assistant:
                    - Added drag-and-drop support for Navigator objects and files in AI Chat
                    - Added support for attaching images to AI Chat from files, drag-and-drop, and the clipboard
                    - Fixed an issue where closing multiple SQL Editor tabs cleared the selected AI Chat connection and conversation
                    - Fixed SQL block Execute, Copy, and Open in editor actions on Linux (thanks to @Josephur)
                    - Fixed small font sizes and unnecessary truncation for profile and model names in AI Chat
                    - ChatGPT subscription errors are now displayed as readable messages instead of raw JSON
                - SQL Editor:
                    - Added the ability to execute SQL script files without opening them in the SQL Editor
                    - Added a notification for refreshing affected metadata after successful DDL execution
                    - Fixed an issue where new SQL templates used Vertica instead of abstract SQL as the default context
                    - Fixed SQL Editor corruption when deleting an auto-inserted closing bracket in Eclipse installations with TM4E (thanks to @RoiSoleil)
                - Metadata Editor:
                    - Fixed checkbox backgrounds in the table column dialog on macOS in dark mode
                - Data Editor:
                    - Fixed Adaptive Ordering for large numeric values
                    - Fixed row order when…

Full release notes on GitHub →

Install & verify

• Windows: run the installer, or unzip the portable build. SmartScreen may warn about new releases; that is normal for unsigned open-source builds.
• macOS: open the disk image and drag the app to Applications. If it is blocked, right-click it and choose Open.
• Linux: install the .deb or .rpm with your package manager, or run the AppImage or archive.
• Verify: press Copy SHA next to a file, then compare it with certutil -hashfile FILE SHA256 (Windows) or shasum -a 256 FILE (macOS/Linux).

Version history

Older versions can contain known security issues. Use the latest release unless you need a specific one for compatibility.