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DBeaver supports color-coding of connection types so that you know at once which behavior to expect when you use a certain connection. The screenshot below visualizes how the color coordinated database editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click ⇒ on the View/Format Set the row color for {column name 501 of 1010. Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you have selected:

DBeaver supports color-coding of connection types so that you know at once which behavior to expect when you use a certain connection. The screenshot below visualizes how the color coordinated database editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click ⇒ on the View/Format Set the row color for {column name 543 of 1171. Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you have selected:

DBeaver supports color-coding of connection types so that you know at once which behavior to expect when you use a certain connection. The screenshot below visualizes how the color coordinated database editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click ⇒ on the View/Format Set the row color for {column name 544 of 1171. Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you have selected: