What's new in DbVisualizer 26.1?
DbVisualizer 26.1 brings an integrated AI assistant, faster access to recently used database connections, significant performance optimisations, a native file chooser, new database support, database-specific improvements, and more.
It's all about improving productivity. Take a close look below.
Use the AI assistant to work faster and more confidently with your databases and scripts. Get support with everyday tasks like writing and improving SQL, understanding and developing schemas, and troubleshooting errors, with explanations and suggestions tailored to what you are working on.
Performance optimisations
DbVisualizer’s startup has been optimised, so you can start being productive faster. And they have looked at workspaces where many editor tabs are open simultaneously. Overall application responsiveness has had improvements for scenarios such as starting a new session, connecting to a database, updating application settings and more.
Recently used connections
Particularly useful for users who work with many data sources, DbVisualizer now keeps track of recently used database connections and displays them at the top of the connections list in SQL Commander. This helps you save time, adding to the existing behaviour where the current connection is used when creating new editor tabs.
Improved database support
This release adds basic database support for Neo4j and Apache Impala. You 'll find pre-defined entries for both databases in the driver manager, making it easy to get started. Plus, DbVisualizer can now cache the access token used in the interactive authentication flow in Azure. This way, it's no longer necessary to log in for each physical connection established behind the scenes. Also, it's now easier to set up your connection for the common authentication flows used in Databricks. Choose between personal access token, token pass-through, browser-based authentication, machine-to-machine and Azure managed identity. In addition, Databricks streaming tables are now supported.
Features
Powerful SQL editor
Modern SQL coding. With the help of intelligent autocomplete, visual query builders, variables and much more, we are able to let users spend less time on mundane coding tasks, and more time on actual problem solving.
Security built-in
DbVisualizer is built to meet rigorous security standards. Set up encryption for all data that goes to and from the application, set user permissions to avoid alteration of sensitive data, and enforce strong local passwords. All are configurable directly in DbVisualizer.
Universal database management
Works with all your databases. You’ll be able to connect to the most popular data sources and work with their custom object types directly in the client. You’ll also find tools for database visualisation and optimisation, helping you work smarter and faster.
Configurable to fit your workflow
Make it yours. You can fully control window layouts, key bindings, UI themes, mark scripts, and database objects as "favourite" for quick access or even work outside of DbVisualizer with the command-line interface. You're in full control.
Simple data management
Harness the power of SQL with the simplicity of a spreadsheet. With simple query tools, inline data editing, and powerful exports you have everything you need to manage your data with fewer queries and with full control.
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