switch positions – Layout -> Record columns appear as rows, and rows hide in one column which now shows only one row of data, and column Value headers shift from the top of the table to its left Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell becomes editable, now you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click on the context call arguments BEFORE you start debugging. Your settings might look as follows: If you run debugging now, DBeaver creates a separate connection to the database server, tries to execute the given SQL sentence

switch positions – Layout -> Record columns appear as rows, and rows hide in one column which now shows only one row of data, and column Value headers shift from the top of the table to its left Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell becomes editable, now you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click on the context call arguments BEFORE you start debugging. Your settings might look as follows: If you run debugging now, DBeaver creates a separate connection to the database server, tries to execute the given SQL sentence

switch positions – Layout -> Record columns appear as rows, and rows hide in one column which now shows only one row of data, and column Value headers shift from the top of the table to its left Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell becomes editable, now you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click on the context call arguments BEFORE you start debugging. Your settings might look as follows: If you run debugging now, DBeaver creates a separate connection to the database server, tries to execute the given SQL sentence

switch positions – Layout -> Record columns appear as rows, and rows hide in one column which now shows only one row of data, and column Value headers shift from the top of the table to its left Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell becomes editable, now you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click on the context call arguments BEFORE you start debugging. Your settings might look as follows: If you run debugging now, DBeaver creates a separate connection to the database server, tries to execute the given SQL sentence

switch positions – Layout -> Record columns appear as rows, and rows hide in one column which now shows only one row of data, and column Value headers shift from the top of the table to its left Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell becomes editable, now you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click on the context Palette the upper-left corner of the diagram tab and then, in the Palette panel, click : Connection Now click the tables that you want to connect with each other in turn one by one, and then to stop the

switch positions – Layout -> Record columns appear as rows, and rows hide in one column which now shows only one row of data, and column Value headers shift from the top of the table to its left Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell becomes editable, now you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click on the context Palette the upper-left corner of the diagram tab and then, in the Palette panel, click : Connection Now click the tables that you want to connect with each other in turn one by one, and then to stop the

regularly. To auto-refresh the database on schedule: Click on the arrow in the auto-refresh button . Now you can configure auto refresh in the two following ways: You can select via choosing an available and press . Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell is now editable and you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click Palette the upper-left corner of the diagram tab and then, in the Palette panel, click : Connection Now click the tables that you want to connect with each other in turn, one by one. To stop the connection

regularly. To auto-refresh the database on schedule: Click on the arrow in the auto-refresh button . Now you can configure auto refresh in the two following ways: You can select via choosing an available and press . Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell is now editable and you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click Palette the upper-left corner of the diagram tab and then, in the Palette panel, click : Connection Now click the tables that you want to connect with each other in turn, one by one. To stop the connection

regularly. To auto-refresh the database on schedule: Click on the arrow in the auto-refresh button . Now you can configure auto refresh in the two following ways: You can select via choosing an available and press . Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell is now editable and you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click Palette the upper-left corner of the diagram tab and then, in the Palette panel, click : Connection Now click the tables that you want to connect with each other in turn, one by one. To stop the connection

switch positions – Layout -> Record columns appear as rows, and rows hide in one column which now shows only one row of data, and column Value headers shift from the top of the table to its left Enter Right-click the cell and click on the context menu. Inline edit The cell becomes editable, now you can change its value. To set the cell value to NULL, right-click the cell and click on the context Palette the upper-left corner of the diagram tab and then, in the Palette panel, click : Connection Now click the tables that you want to connect with each other in turn one by one, and then to stop the