"nodeset", "/Employees/Employee[gender='Female']/name/text()") You can read more about XPath here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XPath geo content DBeaver User Guide 22.2. Page 96 of 423. You can create multiple Allowed Values printTableName Print table name Boolean true Any formatDateISO Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String json Any DbUnit ( ) dbunit HTML ( ) html Programming languages String PHP < 5.4 PHP < 5.4 , PHP 5.4+ formatDateISOPHP Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String php Any quoteChar Quote character Character

"nodeset", "/Employees/Employee[gender='Female']/name/text()") You can read more about XPath here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XPath geo content DBeaver User Guide 22.3. Page 97 of 425. You can create multiple Allowed Values printTableName Print table name Boolean true Any formatDateISO Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String json Any Id Name Description Type Default Programming languages String PHP < 5.4 PHP < 5.4 , PHP 5.4+ formatDateISOPHP Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String php Any quoteChar Quote character Character

"nodeset", "/Employees/Employee[gender='Female']/name/text()") You can read more about XPath here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XPath geo content DBeaver User Guide 23.1. Page 115 of 526. You can create multiple Allowed Values printTableName Print table name Boolean true Any formatDateISO Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String json Any Id Name Description Type Default Programming languages String PHP < 5.4 PHP < 5.4 , PHP 5.4+ formatDateISOPHP Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String php Any quoteChar Quote character Character

"nodeset", "/Employees/Employee[gender='Female']/name/text()") You can read more about XPath here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XPath geo content DBeaver User Guide 23.0. Page 99 of 451. You can create multiple Allowed Values printTableName Print table name Boolean true Any formatDateISO Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String json Any Id Name Description Type Default Programming languages String PHP < 5.4 PHP < 5.4 , PHP 5.4+ formatDateISOPHP Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String php Any quoteChar Quote character Character

Allowed Values printTableName Print table name Boolean true Any formatDateISO Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String json Any DbUnit ( ) dbunit HTML ( ) html Programming languages String PHP < 5.4 PHP < 5.4 , PHP 5.4+ formatDateISOPHP Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String php Any quoteChar Quote character Character info."imdb-details".rating > 6 If you need to operate with dates then you must specify them in an ISO format. It is possible in both the JavaScript and SQL dialect: db.dates.insert([ { value: new

"nodeset", "/Employees/Employee[gender='Female']/name/text()") You can read more about XPath here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XPath math geo content DBeaver User Guide 23.2. Page 133 of 700. DBeaver User Allowed Values printTableName Print table name Boolean true Any formatDateISO Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any DbUnit ( ) dbunit HTML ( ) html JSON ( ) json DBeaver User Guide 23.2. Programming languages String PHP < 5.4 PHP < 5.4 , PHP 5.4+ formatDateISOPHP Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String php Any quoteChar Quote character

"nodeset", "/Employees/Employee[gender='Female']/name/text()") You can read more about XPath here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XPath To be able to save column value changes, a table must have some unique key Allowed Values printTableName Print table name Boolean true Any formatDateISO Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String json Any Id Name Description Type Default Programming languages String PHP < 5.4 PHP < 5.4 , PHP 5.4+ formatDateISOPHP Format dates in ISO 8601 Boolean true Any extension File extension String php Any quoteChar Quote character

info."imdb-details".rating > 6 If you need to operate with dates then you must specify them in an ISO format. It is possible in both the JavaScript and SQL dialect: db.dates.insert([ { value: new value: { $gte: new Date('2018-05-18T16:00:00Z') } }).toArray() Querying data in the SQL dialect (ISO and UNIX timestamp, in milliseconds): SELECT value FROM dates WHERE value > ISODate('2018-05-18T16:00:00 interface language in configuration file DBeaver User Guide 21.1. Page 309 of 348. Language Code English en Chinese zh French fr Italian it Japanese jp German de Korean ko Portuguese (BR) pt_BR Russian

info."imdb-details".rating > 6 If you need to operate with dates then you must specify them in an ISO format. It is possible in both the JavaScript and SQL dialect: db.dates.insert([ { value: new value: { $gte: new Date('2018-05-18T16:00:00Z') } }).toArray() Querying data in the SQL dialect (ISO and UNIX timestamp, in milliseconds): SELECT value FROM dates WHERE value > ISODate('2018-05-18T16:00:00 interface language in configuration file DBeaver User Guide 21.3. Page 342 of 381. Language Code English en Chinese zh French fr Italian it Japanese jp German de Korean ko Portuguese (BR) pt_BR Russian

info."imdb-details".rating > 6 If you need to operate with dates then you must specify them in an ISO format. It is possible in both the JavaScript and SQL dialect: db.dates.insert([ { value: new value: { $gte: new Date('2018-05-18T16:00:00Z') } }).toArray() Querying data in the SQL dialect (ISO and UNIX timestamp, in milliseconds): SELECT value FROM dates WHERE value > ISODate('2018-05-18T16:00:00 interface language in configuration file DBeaver User Guide 22.0. Page 344 of 384. Language Code English en Chinese zh French fr Italian it Japanese jp German de Korean ko Portuguese (BR) pt_BR Russian