2019.1

Hi! This is what you can expect in the newest update for DataGrip 2019.1. — We hope that, finally, all the performance problems on startup are fixed! JBR-1393 — The Filter History is preserved in the data editor after a restart DBE-8318 — Boolean values can be edited when creating a new row DBE-7701

Hi! This is the third update for DataGrip 2019.1. First, there are no more freezes after sleep! https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-210361 Also, we’ve fixed the annoying indentation in SQL Server that was happening after starting a new line. Other fixes: IDEA-176926 The All Places scope now includes scratch files and consoles. This is more important for anyone using the database plugin in other IDEs, and not DataGrip itself. In DataGrip scratches and consoles were already part of the All Places scope. DBE-7993 The Formatter keeps the line break before INTO. DBE-8223 The Formatter doesn

Hi! This is the second update for DataGrip 2019.1. Formatter First and foremost, now the code style can be configured separately for different dialects. Please note, you can paste examples of your code to the preview panel on the right-hand side to check that the style you have configured formats the SQL correctly. More dialects come later. Code insight DBE-1837: Columns from outer queries are now highlighted. DBE-3778: Better support for aggregate functions. DataGrip will warn if you use them in the wrong place. DBE-5368: Unnecessary keywords for ORDER BY are highlighted Using the

Hi! This is the first update for DataGrip 2019.1. We’ve made some improvements regarding positional column references. Column references are resolved in GROUP BY (before the resolve worked only in ORDER BY). If the column reference is unresolved, DataGrip will highlight it. By the way, unresolved references are now highlighted in red. This is consistent with all our IDEs. Red helps draw your attention to something that’s not normal, and generally, unresolved references are not normal! Have everything resolved makes navigation and code insight features work as they should. We’

Hello everybody! We are excited to release DataGrip 2019.1 today! As usual, we thank all our early adopters who have helped us make the IDE better during this release cycle. If you wish to see the detailed overview of this update, please visit our What’s new page. Read on for a list of all the enhancements waiting for you in 2019.1. Support for new databases In this release cycle, we focused a lot on supporting several new databases. Greenplum is an analytics database based on PostgreSQL. It is currently developed by Pivotal and the open source community. Vertica is column

Let’s have a look at what’s new and improved in DataGrip 2019.1 EAP 3. Connectivity A new option in Save password: For Session. It will save your password until you disconnect from the data source. Test connection results are now inline and can be copied to the clipboard via a small dedicated button. The link to the troubleshooting page is also added. Navigation and search Find in path DataGrip can search in source codes of the objects. This was available only if you chose the All Places scope. We’ve cleaned up this UI a little bit and removed the Module and Project tabs. A new scope, At

We have a new build for the 2019.1 EAP available. The major release of DataGrip 2019.1 is planned for early April. Connectivity We’ve completely reworked the connection dialog. Some changes are only related to the UI, but there are some new features as well. General We’ve re-arranged the fields here to make the connection process more user-friendly. Comparing to the previous EAP build, password saving is now implemented via a drop-down. Now it has three options: Never, Until restart, and Forever. We are still thinking of adding some more options. Also, the empty password now can be set via UI

For those eager to try the newest things, we invite you to join our Early Access Program for DataGrip 2019.1. As you may know, these builds don’t require a license – we just want everybody to try the new features out before the official release. Let’s go! New databases: Greenplum, Vertica, and Apache Hive In this release cycle, we focused a lot on supporting several new databases. Greenplum is an analytics database based on PostgreSQL. It is currently developed by Pivotal and the open source community. For now, we have only SQL support for Greenplum; native database introspection will com