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DBeaver 24 3 4 Posted on 2025-02-02 by Serge SQL Editor: Added the ability to use multi-line variables
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New Dbeaver Copy the output file (by default, it is generated in home folder) into the machine where the projects will be imported File > Import, under "DBeaver", select "Project", click Next Select the file generated in the previous steps, it will automatically load the projects from it
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This is an old ask but if you ran the query prior to dbeaver shutting down or you exiting it out you can go to Windows -> Views -> query manager and the query should be there Share Improve this answer
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Based on the incredibly helpful post from @nicoschl, here are a couple of minor improvements:-- using declarations @set datex_start = cast('2120-01-01' as date) as date_start; -- datex_start is the var name -- casting the value in the declaration saves us the work later -- the var can be given a default fieldname (e g "date_start") -- run as a standalone command since the subsequent SELECT
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run multiple files with Tasks; in dbeaver 21 0: Click menu Database-> Tasks-> Create new task; Specify task name; Choose the connection; Select files to run (I had two to exclude, underlined with red); Run the task from same menu and watch dbeaver iterate the code for you Attached is a screenshot: running a Database Task on dbeaver 21 0
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