================================ DBeaver 6.0.3 keyboard shortcuts ================================ First published at 6/5/2019 on https://defkey.com/dbeaver-shortcuts DBeaver is a free and open source database management software for SQL. It provides an editor that supports code completion and syntax highlighting. DBeaver 6.0.3 has 55 shortcuts and we have listed all of them below. SQL Editor ---------- Ctrl + Enter Execute current query (*) Ctrl + \ Execute current query in a new tab Alt + X Execute current script (**) Ctrl + Alt + ' Execute selected SQL expression and print results Ctrl + Shift + E Explain current query execution plan Ctrl + Alt + Shift + X Execute queries of current script simultaneously, showing results in separate tabs Ctrl + 9 Switch active connection (for SQL script) Ctrl + Space SQL completion proposals popup Option + Space SQL completion proposals popup Ctrl + Alt + Space SQL templates proposals popup Ctrl + Shift + F Format current script (**) using current formatter Ctrl + / Toggle single/multi line comment Ctrl + Shift + / Toggle single/multi line comment Alt + Up arrow / Down arrow Jump to previous/next query Ctrl + 6 Maximize editor/results panels Ctrl + Shift + 6 Maximize editor/results panels Alt + 6 Maximize editor/results panels Ctrl + Shift + 6 Minimize editor/results panels Alt + 6 Switch editor/results panels Ctrl + Shift + X Convert selected text into upper/lower case Ctrl + Shift + Y Convert selected text into upper/lower case Data viewer ----------- Tab Switch to record/grid mode Ctrl + ~ Switch presentation (grid, plain text, json, etc.) Ctrl + 1 Foreign keys navigation menu Alt + Space Navigate to the link in active cell Alt + Left arrow Navigate backward in history Alt + Right arrow Navigate forward in history Ctrl + 2 Toggle sorting by current column F11 Current column filters menu Ctrl + F11 Current column filter dictionary panel F7 Toggle right panels on/off Ctrl + 7 Toggle right panels on/off F5 Refresh results (re-run query) Data editor ----------- Enter Activate inline editor Shift + Enter Open value editor dialog or separate value editor (for LOB values) Del Delete row Alt + Del Delete row Alt + Insert Add new row Ctrl + Alt + Insert Copy current row Esc Cancel changes in current cell/row Database Navigator ------------------ F2 Rename current element (if supported) F4 Open editor of selected element(s) F5 Refresh selected element(s) Del Delete selected element(s) (if supported) Ctrl + D Add bookmark on selected element Alt + Enter Show properties of selected element F3 Open SQL editor for current connection (***). Shows script selector popup Ctrl + [ Open SQL editor for current connection (***). Shows script selector popup Ctrl + F3 Open new SQL editor for current connection (***). Always creates new script Ctrl + ] Open new SQL editor for current connection (***). Always creates new script Ctrl + Enter Open recent SQL editor for current connection (***). Opens last modified script or creates a new script Other ----- Alt + ~ Shows database tools context menu Ctrl + 0 Switch active schema/catalog (available if SQL/database editor is open) Ctrl + Shift + C Advanced copy. Works in different contexts and performs "smart copy" operation (usually with parameters) Ctrl + Shift + V Advanced paste. Same as "smart copy" but for "paste". References ----------     * - Current query is the query under cursor or the selected text. Query is separated from other script queries by delimiter (; by default) or by empty lines.     ** - Current script is a set of all queries in the current SQL file. If there is a text selection then only queries in this selection are processed. Queries are separated from each other with a delimiter (; by default).     ** - Current connection is detected from active window and selection. If active (focused) window is SQL editor or database object editor then current connection is the same as in this editor. If active window is database navigator then active connection is "owner" connection of currently selected element. In other cases there is no current connection and DBeaver will ask you to choose connection explicitly.     Source Last modified on (UTC): Thursday, December 19, 2019 Defkey © All rights reserved.