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

Configure filters for your connection. See the for more details. Filters article Virtual Model Editor Reset virtual model settings, including: - All virtual constraints and foreign keys. - All column transformers supports many different authentication models for different databases. The default authentication model is - it needs a user name and password which are used to authenticate at the remote database server specific model. Uses local file PGPASS to obtain user name and/or password. It does not have any additional parameters. Parameter Description Model ID postgres_pgpass Parameter Description Model ID krb5

Configure filters for your connection. See the for more details. Filters article Virtual Model Editor Reset virtual model settings, including: - All virtual constraints and foreign keys. - All column transformers supports many different authentication models for different databases. The default authentication model is - it needs a user name and password which are used to authenticate at the remote database server specific model. Uses local file PGPASS to obtain user name and/or password. It does not have any additional parameters. Parameter Description Model ID postgres_pgpass Parameter Description Model ID krb5

folders Simple and Advanced View Data editor Data Filters Data Ordering Value Panel JSON and Document View Data export Entity Diagrams SQL Editor Query Execution Plan Visual Query Builder AI Smart Overview Open connection to remote database Navigate database structure View properties of database object View and edit table data Execute SQL query Select in a main menu Connection > Manual > Custom database structure Click element in the the tree to open/close nested elements Double-click to open object details on the right application panel Hover element and click on the burger icon to open a context

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

Simple and Advanced View Projects View Project Explorer Query Manager Background Tasks Database Object Editor Data Editor Navigation Data View and Format Data Filters Data Refresh Data Viewing and on the object in focus. Views DBeaver User Guide 23.2. Page 17 of 700. Views also provide context menus for objects they display. To open a context menu for an object, right-click the object. DBeaver 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