#### DBeaver 6.1.3+ DBeaver keeps information about project connections in the .dbeaver/data-sources.json file. All secured information (user name, password, secret keys, etc) is stored in the encrypted "MD5 hash online". • Add field lockPassword in the connection descriptor (in .dbeaver/data-sources.json in connections element. So it will look like this: { "postgres-jdbc-161537836e8-3e

sub-folder GlobalConfiguration / .dbeaver. Database configurations are stored in the file data-sources.json, database credentials are stored in the file credentials-config.json. File credentials-config connections The configuration is located in $ \{WORKSPACE\}/GlobalConfiguration/.dbeaver/data-sources.json $ . Preconfigured connections are always visible in the database navigator. Users cannot delete visible in the navigator tree. ## SSH key storage You can store your SSH key and SSH user in data-sources.json : | Variable | Value | |---------------------|-------------------|-------------------|----

configuration files to tailor the application to user needs. These files include: dbeaver.ini data-sources.json tasks.json ## Configuration files Each of the listed files serves a specific purpose, from DBeaverTeam for Ultimate and Team Editions respectively. ## Other configuration files The data-sources.json and tasks.json configuration files in DBeaver serve crucial roles, particularly when it comes different DBeaver installations. |Configuration file|Capabilities| |---|---| |data-sources.json|The value of data-sources.json lies in its ability to facilitate the migration of database connections from

configuration files to tailor the application to user needs. These files include: dbeaver.ini data-sources.json tasks.json ## Configuration files Each of the listed files serves a specific purpose, from DBeaverTeam for Ultimate and Team Editions respectively. ## Other configuration files The data-sources.json and tasks.json configuration files in DBeaver serve crucial roles, particularly when it comes different DBeaver installations. |Configuration file|Capabilities| |---|---| |data-sources.json|The value of data-sources.json lies in its ability to facilitate the migration of database connections from

configuration files to tailor the application to user needs. These files include: dbeaver.ini data-sources.json tasks.json ## Configuration files Each of the listed files serves a specific purpose, from DBeaverTeam for Ultimate and Team Editions respectively. ## Other configuration files The data-sources.json and tasks.json configuration files in DBeaver serve crucial roles, particularly when it comes different DBeaver installations. |Configuration file|Capabilities| |---|---| |data-sources.json|The value of data-sources.json lies in its ability to facilitate the migration of database connections from

configuration files to tailor the application to user needs. These files include: dbeaver.ini data-sources.json tasks.json ## Configuration files Each of the listed files serves a specific purpose, from DBeaverTeam for Ultimate and Team Editions respectively. ## Other configuration files The data-sources.json and tasks.json configuration files in DBeaver serve crucial roles, particularly when it comes different DBeaver installations. |Configuration file|Capabilities| |---|---| |data-sources.json|The value of data-sources.json lies in its ability to facilitate the migration of database connections from

configuration files to tailor the application to user needs. These files include: dbeaver.ini data-sources.json tasks.json ## Configuration files Each of the listed files serves a specific purpose, from DBeaverTeam for Ultimate and Team Editions respectively. ## Other configuration files The data-sources.json and tasks.json configuration files in DBeaver serve crucial roles, particularly when it comes different DBeaver installations. |Configuration file|Capabilities| |---|---| |data-sources.json|The value of data-sources.json lies in its ability to facilitate the migration of database connections from

configuration files to tailor the application to user needs. These files include: dbeaver.ini data-sources.json tasks.json ## Configuration files Each of the listed files serves a specific purpose, from DBeaverTeam for Ultimate and Team Editions respectively. ## Other configuration files The data-sources.json and tasks.json configuration files in DBeaver serve crucial roles, particularly when it comes different DBeaver installations. |Configuration file|Capabilities| |---|---| |data-sources.json|The value of data-sources.json lies in its ability to facilitate the migration of database connections from

workspace sub-folder GlobalConfiguration/.dbeaver. Database configurations are stored in the file data-sources.json, database credentials are stored in the file credentials-config.json. File credentials-config visible in the navigator tree. ## SSH key storage You can store your SSH key and SSH user in data-sources.json: | Variable | Value | |---------------------| | connections.configuration.handlers.ssh_tunnel

sub-folder GlobalConfiguration / .dbeaver. Database configurations are stored in the file data-sources.json, database credentials are stored in the file credentials-config.json. File credentials-config connections The configuration is located in $ \{WORKSPACE\}/GlobalConfiguration/.dbeaver/data-sources.json $ . Preconfigured connections are always visible in the database navigator. Users cannot delete