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Hi all, Here’s a list of important bug-fixes in 2018.3.3: DBE-7745: No more false positives in Unreachable Code inspections in case of FOREACH statements. DBE-4399: Fixed the problem with resolving objects in files. DBE-7699: UTF-16 is always used in the data editor. DBE-5850: No more -1 day chang…
People working with databases write SQL. A lot of SQL. In this post, we’ll go over whether it’s better to just use a temporary SQL editor in DataGrip or if it's more convenient to work directly with SQL files stored on your computer. Spoiler: it all depends on your needs. You might already have a w…
Hello, Here it is, the second minor update for 2018.3 with some added improvements. The most notable feature is: Enum values can now be completed in the data editor. This works in both PostgreSQL and ClickHouse. Other important fixes we’ve made: DBE-7561: DataGrip doesn’t change…
Hello, Here comes the first minor update for 2018.3 with a few important improvements. DataGrip had a usability problem where, every time you opened the source code, it showed you a version loaded during the indexing process. In fact, if someone had changed the source code from another place, Data…
All IDEs based on the IntelliJ Platform have Version Control System integration. DataGrip is no exception! But because database developers usually do things a little differently from other developers and because DataGrip’s project model has its own specific workflow, the integration between the IDE …
Hello everybody! We are excited to release DataGrip 2018.3 today! As usual, we thank all our early adopters who have helped us make the IDE better during this release cycle. The most active ones have already got their free DataGrip subscriptions, as a token of our appreciation. If you wish to see …
Hi! All IntelliJ-based IDEs are nearing the 2018.3 release, and today we’ve got a DataGrip 2018.3 RC. Let’s have a look at what’s been added since the latest EAP. Previously, each new query console meant a new connection. In the new version, it’s possible to work with just one connection f…
DataGrip 2018.3 EAP 4 The next build for DataGrip 2018.3 is here. There is a new setting: automatically add aliases when completing table names. But, if the aliases we generated don’t really suit you, create your own for particular tables. Here's the example: There are a lot of fix…
DataGrip 2018.3 EAP 3 The next build for DataGrip 2018.3 is here. We continue polishing Cassandra support. In this release the Modify Table UI became clearer, and also we’ve fixed the bug with casing: now you can manage objects with capital letters in their names. Our team will highly appreci…
DataGrip 2018.3 EAP Hello! The next build for DataGrip 2018.3 is here. Let’s see what’s inside. Cassandra database We’re gradually finding our feet with NoSQL. After adding Clickhouse support in 2018.2.2, we have now gone on to add the support for Cassandra. Please, try it out and share …
DataGrip 2018.3 EAP Hello! No long preambles, this is DataGrip 2018.3 EAP! Let’s see what’s inside. Code completion Many feature requests are implemented in this area. When you use the GROUP BY statement, DataGrip offers you a list of non-aggregated fields. A list of all columns is avai…
Hello! This is another minor update for 2018.2. It includes several important bug-fixes. Some people complained that the new SQL log was not really very friendly: the output panel would become hard to read due to the number of internal queries. So, we removed the internal queries from this panel:…
