
Usually we release a new Minor Community Edition version once per two weeks.
Eclipse Marketplace (allows to easily install 3rd party plugins). Persistent Query Manager database (allows to track SQL history). Integrated Git (version control for scripts and configuration). Office formats support (XLS) for data export. Most popular JDBC drivers are included in distribution and can be used in offline/limited internet access environment. Additional drivers configuration for BigData/Cloud databases (Hadoop). Advanced security (secure storage for user credentials, configuration encryption, master password, etc). AWS IAM, Kerberos and Active Directory authentication support.
Flatpak ( flatpak install flathub io.dbeaver.DBeaverCommunity). MacPorts ( sudo port install dbeaver-community). Brew Cask ( brew install -cask dbeaver-community). My advice would be that it's safest to use the uninstaller that came with the version you've installed, but I'd defer to the Parallels support team or software engineers to say definitively.Released on February 20th 2023 ( Milestones).Īlso you can get it from the GitHub mirror. In poking a little bit into the guts of the uninstaller files for builds 19, they do differ. Generally uninstallers on MacOS work by examining the contents of a "receipts" package file in /Library/Receipts (placed there by the installer), which tells the uninstaller what version, etc., it's working with. Regarding uninstaller versions, I can't speak to whether a build 3036 uninstaller (for example) would uninstall properly the files from build 1970.
(And regular backups are also a good idea.) You can always burn to CD or DVD if you don't want to waste the hard disk real estate.
Also, if you decide not to upgrade your current version of the software, and you ever need to reinstall, you might not be able to get that older version from the vendor's website. I also keep a previous version or so of a software package around just in case there are bugs in the latest and I need to roll back. Click to expand.Personally I keep a few of the ones that I'd rather not have to wait to re-download.