Cool, can anyone tell how it compares to Datagrip by jetbrains?
DataGrip:DBeaver::IntelliJ:Eclipse
Dbeaver – Multi-platform database tool
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#12Cool, can anyone tell how it compares to Datagrip by jetbrains?
I use jet brains Datagrip as well. It is great (for PostgreSQL) but the big issue is, it cannot connect MySQL database in utf8mb4 encoding. The issue is there for years. Dbeaver is great, there is no such issue to connect utf8mb4 MySQL!
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#13I use Navicat, and I'm very pleased with it.
Same here, it's hard to beat. And with the addition of MongoDB support, it's really a complete tool for my team.
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#14I would feel uncomfortable saying the word 'beaver' at work.
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#15I use DBeaver all the time and love it. MySQL, Postgres, SQLite, etc...all the tools I need in one app. I generally try to avoid Eclipse-based projects because they can be very bloated, but in this case it's easily justifiable.
Does it provide any linting or other code checks? I'm curious because I'm looking for something that can teach me proper SQL coding style and practices as I write it.
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#16I would feel uncomfortable saying the word 'beaver' at work.
As a Canadian, I would have absolutely no problem saying the word 'beaver' at work.
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#18I would feel uncomfortable saying the word 'beaver' at work.
Why? Is it a bad word in some language?
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#19I am missing bigger screenshots though, I tried opening them separate but they are quite small.
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#20I would feel uncomfortable saying the word 'beaver' at work.
Why? Is it a bad word in some language?