DbVisualizer 26.2.4
A database management tool
Connect to databases to run SQL, inspect schemas, browse and edit data, and manage database objects from one desktop workspace. DbVisualizer 26.2.4 supports a broad range of database systems through JDBC and includes tools for query editing, data export, and schema visualization.
What's new in DbVisualizer 26.2.4:
- Fixed A password changed with dbviscmd remains stored alongside the previous password.
- Fixed SSH connections through a tunnel may fail with IPv6.
- Fixed Quick search can mark matches in columns that are not included in the search.
- Fixed Tab groups in floating windows can be empty after restarting.
- Improved Amazon Athena connection setup offers additional authentication choices.
- Fixed Informix procedure and function source may be unavailable.
- Fixed The application may show an error while shutting down.
- Fixed Notifications invoked with @notify can show up in the wrong window.
- Fixed An error can occur when reloading a mounted connection folder in the Database Objects Tree.
- Fixed The Quick search input displays too little of the entered text.
- Fixed Procedure Editor can show incorrect source when code contains international characters.
- Fixed Oracle Clone User leaves out grant options and Java permissions.
- Fixed Double-clicking the macOS title bar does not follow the system preference.
- Improved MariaDB connections to support roles.
- Fixed DynamoDB results do not display the active row range while paging.
- Fixed Connecting to Azure SQL or SQL Server fails when using an IPv6 address.
- Fixed An error dialog may not close.
- Fixed AI Assistant permissions can take precedence over more restrictive SQL Commander permissions.
- Fixed SQL Commander may report an error when a tab is closed.
- Fixed SSHJ connections do not use the configured jump server.
- Fixed SQL Commander may encounter an error after an editor undo.
DbVisualizer 26.2.1
(211.65 MB)
DbVisualizer 26.2.2
(211.43 MB)
DbVisualizer 26.2.3
(211.72 MB)
DbVisualizer 26.2.4
(211.51 MB)