License Agreement 16 Chapter 2 - User Interface 23 Main Window 23 Navigation Pane 24 Object Pane 25 Information Pane 27 Chapter 3 - Collaboration 29 About Collaboration 29 Manage (Available only in Non-Essentials Edition) 133 Chapter 8 - Model (Available only in Navicat Premium and Enterprise Edition) 135 About Model 135 Model Window 136 Physical Models 138 Create Physical Forward Engineering 148 Synchronize to Database 148 Export SQL 152 Model Conversion 154 Print & Export Model 154 Model Hints and Tips 154 Chapter 9 - Debugger (Available only in Non-Essentials

License Agreement 16 Chapter 2 - User Interface 22 Main Window 22 Navigation Pane 23 Object Pane 24 Information Pane 26 Chapter 3 - Collaboration 28 About Collaboration 28 Manage (Available only in Non-Essentials Edition) 131 Chapter 8 - Model (Available only in Navicat Premium and Enterprise Edition) 134 About Model 134 Model Window 135 Physical Models 137 Create Physical Forward Engineering 147 Synchronize to Database 147 Export SQL 151 Model Conversion 153 Print & Export Model 153 Model Hints and Tips 153 Chapter 9 - Debugger (Available only in Non-Essentials

License Agreement 16 Chapter 2 - User Interface 22 Main Window 22 Navigation Pane 23 Object Pane 24 Information Pane 26 Chapter 3 - Collaboration 28 About Collaboration 28 Manage (Available only in Non-Essentials Edition) 129 Chapter 8 - Model (Available only in Navicat Premium and Enterprise Edition) 132 About Model 132 Model Window 133 Physical Models 135 Create Physical Forward Engineering 144 Synchronize to Database 144 Export SQL 149 Model Conversion 150 Print & Export Model 151 Model Hints and Tips 151 Chapter 9 - Debugger (Available only in Non-Essentials

Chapter 4 - Model 23 About Model 23 Create Model 25 Chapter 5 - Physical Model 27 About Physical Model 27 Add Databases / Schemas to Physical Model 27 Add Tables to Physical Model 28 Add to Physical Model 30 Work with View Builder (Available only in Non-Essentials Version) 31 Edit View's Definition 37 Add Foreign Keys to Physical Model 40 Chapter 6 - Logical Model 41 About About Logical Model 41 Add Entities to Logical Model 41 Add Relations to Logical Model 43 Chapter 7 - Conceptual Model 45 About Conceptual Model 45 Add Entities to Conceptual Model 45 Add

Chapter 4 - Model 23 About Model 23 Create Model 25 Chapter 5 - Physical Model 27 About Physical Models 27 Add Databases / Schemas to Physical Model 27 Add Tables to Physical Model 28 Add to Physical Model 30 Work with View Builder (Available only in Non-Essentials Version) 31 Edit View's Definition 37 Add Foreign Keys to Physical Model 40 Chapter 6 - Logical Model 41 About Logical Model 41 Add a Relation to a Logical Model 43 Chapter 7 - Conceptual Model 45 About Conceptual Models 45 Add Entities to Conceptual Model 45 Add Relations to Conceptual Model 46

Ultimate User Guide 24.1. Page 33 of 1169. Overview First launch Database navigator Object editor Basic operations Object creation Working with data in DBeaver UI Additional Resources Executing SQL queries Navigator, you can access the Object Editor, where you have the capability to examine database objects in detail. To view the contents of a table, or to delve into any database object, simply double-click on the desired item. This action will open the Object Editor, providing a comprehensive view and interaction options for the selected object. Object editor DBeaver Ultimate User Guide 24.1. Page 36

User Guide 24.2.ea. Page 33 of 1171. Overview First launch Database navigator Object editor Basic operations Object creation Working with data in DBeaver UI Additional Resources Executing SQL queries Navigator, you can access the Object Editor, where you have the capability to examine database objects in detail. To view the contents of a table, or to delve into any database object, simply double-click on the desired item. This action will open the Object Editor, providing a comprehensive view and interaction options for the selected object. Object editor DBeaver Ultimate User Guide 24.2.ea. Page

User Guide 24.2.ea. Page 33 of 1171. Overview First launch Database navigator Object editor Basic operations Object creation Working with data in DBeaver UI Additional Resources Executing SQL queries Navigator, you can access the Object Editor, where you have the capability to examine database objects in detail. To view the contents of a table, or to delve into any database object, simply double-click on the desired item. This action will open the Object Editor, providing a comprehensive view and interaction options for the selected object. Object editor DBeaver User Guide 24.2.ea. Page 36 of 1171

DBeaver User Guide 24.1. Page 33 of 1171. Overview First launch Database navigator Object editor Basic operations Object creation Working with data in DBeaver UI Additional Resources Executing SQL queries Navigator, you can access the Object Editor, where you have the capability to examine database objects in detail. To view the contents of a table, or to delve into any database object, simply double-click on the desired item. This action will open the Object Editor, providing a comprehensive view and interaction options for the selected object. Object editor DBeaver User Guide 24.1. Page 36 of 1171

Simple and Advanced View Projects View Project Explorer Query Manager Background Tasks Database Object Editor Properties Editor Data Editor Navigation Data View and Format Data Filters Data Refresh disabled buttons depends on the object in focus. Views also provide context menus for objects they display. To open a context menu for an object, right-click the object. Views DBeaver User Guide 23 Database Navigator contains a tree of objects, a toolbar and View menu which contain generic items. Each object in the tree has its own context menu. The tree contains the following objects: Folders - Database