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DataGrip 2019.3.3

Maksim Sobolevskiy

Hello,

Here is the third bug-fix update for DataGrip 2019.3.

Important bug-fixes

  • The right schema is used when adding a foreign key constraint to a table. DBE-9743
  • Auto sync is working after a DROP followed by a CREATE statement. DBE-9980
  • No more freezes in JOIN completion. DBE-9844
  • [Oracle] The OracleSqlPlus dialect is back. DBE-10030
  • [ClickHouse] Deleting rows works as expected.
  • [BigQuery] Identifiers are quoted using back quotes.
  • [BigQuery] LIMIT and OFFSET are generated when opening a table’s data.

Thanks!

The DataGrip Team

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4 Responses to DataGrip 2019.3.3

  1. phoenix says:

    March 1, 2020

    “[BigQuery] Identifiers are quoted using back quotes.[BigQuery] Identifiers are quoted using back quotes.”

    how is it works? I couldnt make it work.
    there is still no native connection for bigquery, as i saw.

    • Maksim Sobolevskiy says:

      March 3, 2020

      Can you please describe where it does not work?

  2. Garrett Stevens says:

    March 5, 2020

    Is there actually legit support for BigQuery in DataGrip? Even if not, is there official support for the BigQuery SQL dialect (this post seems to hint that there is); where/how do I find & use these?

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