Hello! In this post I’ll tell you what our team has been doing in February and what the latest EAP build brings to DataGrip 2017.1. SQL resolution scopes As you know, DataGrip resolves objects from SQL code to your database. It means that the IDE understands which particular object you use in your script, and provides navigation, code completion and everything else that we are proud of. But previously this process met with some difficulties if objects in code were unqualified. For instance, if your script contained just table names without schemas or databases, and there were two iden

Hello! It’s time for the new EAP build for 2017.1 which is going to be released later this March. There are several notable features, let’s take a look at them. Schema management We are still working on the schema selection UI. Now it’s a tree with the ability to choose the current schema. Of course, if the current schema is changed in some other place, DataGrip will show the new one. The Schemas tab comes back to the data source properties dialog. We added the Pattern field where you can describe what you want to be introspected. The Ctrl+Q (Ctrl+J for OSX) shortcut will give you

Hello! The new year has already brought us a new version of DataGrip, as today we start the Early Access Program for DataGrip 2017.1. Everybody can try this free build and take the new possibilities for a spin: - Сolumns mapping in CSV - Drag-n-drop tables - Smart options for SQL editing - Code insight - SQLite introspection - Miscellaneous Let’s see what these enhancements are about. Сolumns mapping in CSV import Many users have asked us to make the import process more flexible. It frequently happens that the number of columns in a .csv file is not the same as in the target table