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DBeaver for Mac

DBeaver for Mac

  -  125 MB  -  Open Source
  • Latest Version

    DBeaver 25.1.1 LATEST

  • Review by

    Daniel Leblanc

  • Operating System

    macOS 11.0 Big Sur or later

  • User Rating

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  • Author / Product

    DBeaver Corp / External Link

  • Filename

    dbeaver-ce-25.1.1-macos-x86_64.dmg

DBeaver for Mac is a free multi-platform database tool for developers, SQL programmers, database administrators, and analysts.

Supports all popular databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, SQLite, Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Sybase, MS Access, Teradata, Firebird, Derby, etc.

DBeaver for macOS is a free and open-source universal database tool for developers and database administrators.
  • Usability is the main goal of this project, program UI is carefully designed and implemented.
  • It is free and open-source (ASL).
  • It is multiplatform.
  • It is based on the opensource framework and allows writing of various extensions (plugins).
  • It supports any database having a JDBC driver.
  • It may handle any external data source which may or may not have a JDBC driver.
  • There is a set of plugins for certain databases (MySQL, Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Vertica, Informix, MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, InfluxDB in version 5.x) and different database management utilities (e.g. ERD, data transfer, compare, data export/import, mock data generation, etc).
What`s new:
  • Database navigator
  • Create object menu was improved (no redundant sub-menu)
  • Connection folders creation was fixed
  • Elements coloring was improved (for different connection types)
  • Shortcuts processing was fixed (broken shortcuts after some actions)
  • Table editor tabs activation was fixed
  • Columns editor: auto-completion was fixed in drop-downs.
  • Data transfer: export from multiple queries was fixed (target file names)
  • SQL Editor: SQL formatter was fixed (exp numbers and other minor fixes)
  • Spatial data editor:
  • Geography/geometry value editor (plaintext, WKT)
  • Numerous fixes in different SRIDs support
  • Oracle: metadata (constraints, foreign keys) reading performance was significantly improved
  • PostgreSQL:
  • Multiple query result sets support was added
  • Table partitions information was extended
  • Native database backup was fixed
  • Database creation was fixed (special characters in db name)
  • Sequence rename was fixed
  • Full schema DDL generation was fixed
  • Greenplum, Redshift: execution plan explain now supports plaintext format
  • SQLite: sample database was updated
  • Sybase (12 and older): stored procedures source reading was fixed
  • Apache Ignite: identifiers quoting was fixed
  • DB2 iSeries: schema reading was fixed
  • Extra command line parameters (connection opening)
  • Connections import from SQL Developer was fixed
  • Windows installer: config files (dbeaver.ini) backup
  • Extensions (Office, SVG, etc) installer was fixed
  • Checking for multiple DBeaver instances was added
How to Use
  • Open the downloaded .dmg file and install
  • Launch DBeaver from Applications folder
  • Create a new database connection
  • Enter connection details and test connection
  • Start running SQL queries in the SQL Editor
  • Use the Data Editor to view and edit data
  • Manage database structure via Database Navigator
  • Save queries and results for future use
  • Customize themes and UI in Preferences
System Requirements

macOS 10.11 or later

64-bit Intel or Apple Silicon processor

At least 4 GB RAM (8 GB recommended)

200 MB disk space for installation

Java JDK 11 or higher (can be bundled)

PROS
  • Supports many database types
  • Rich and intuitive user interface
  • Powerful SQL editor with auto-complete
  • ER diagrams and visual data tools
  • Open-source and regularly updated
CONS
  • Can be heavy on system resources
  • Initial setup may confuse beginners
  • Some features need Enterprise edition
  • Occasional UI lag on large datasets
  • Java dependency may cause issues
Note: Requires Java Runtime Environment.

Also Available: Download DBeaver for Windows

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  • DBeaver 25.1.1 Screenshots

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What's new in this version:

SQL Editor:
- Added support for column expansion for CTEs
- Added support for TSQL "TOP" expression
- Added support for CTE names in sub-queries
- Disabled SQL autocomplete inside DBeaver SQL commands
- Fixed an issue where code completion failed in long queries when using column aliases
- Fixed an issue where most of the output was lost after performing a search
- AI assistant: GitHub Copilot authorization dialog was improved

Metadata Editor:
- Added progress visualization for loading items and a message indicating when the list is empty
- Fixed sorting of objects such as indexes
- Fixed layout issues when resizing stacked multi-line fields
- Data Editor: fixed cursor positioning after filter auto-completion

Navigator:
- Fixed the "Hide" and "Show Only" filter options, added support for filtering by name with arguments
- Fixed an exception that occurred when deleting an open project

Connectivity:
- Fixed an issue where SSL settings were removed after adding an SSH profile
- Redesigned the DBeaver connection profiles for improved structure and usability
- After changing an expired database password, you can now immediately test the connection with the new password

General:
- Transaction commit/rollback buttons now have drop-down menu which can show queries within this transaction
- Fixed compact DDL generation for tables
- Set English as the default language in the Microsoft Store distribution
- Improved the appearance of several database logos in dark theme
- Fixed an exception in the Output viewer

Databases:
CUBRID:
- Added the ability to delete comments on Serial and Views
- Fixed an error that occurred when deleting properties and comments on the server
- Fixed an error when editing null values in the metadata editor
- Fixed an issue where view DDL was truncating UNION ALL statements

Clickhouse:
- Fixed the display of nested arrays in the data grid and SQL generation
- Fixed an issue with folder display in the Navigator when using driver version 8.0.x or higher
- Fixed data type loading and array editing issues
- Removed Foreign Keys and References tabs from the Metadata Editor

- DuckDB: Improved display of structured data type keys in the Data Editor
- Exasol driver was updated to version to 25.2.3
- Firebird: Removed "AS" before table alias for legacy Firebird
- Neo4j was deleted from Community version
- Oracle: Added column-level privileges to the Privileges view

PostgreSQL:
- Fixed syntax highlighting for the INTERVAL keyword
- Fixed an issue where database names containing slashes caused a connection error when accessing schemas
- Salesforce Data Cloud: Now uses the shaded driver version by default