Dbeaver экспорт в excel

How do I export data from DBeaver to excel?

Read remaining answer here. Beside this, how do I export DBeaver connections?

Re: export/import settings and server connections There is project export/import feature (main menu File->Export/Import). But the simplest way is to copy USER_HOME/. dbeaver folder to another machine. Thus you will keep all UI settings too.

Also, where does DBeaver stored connections? DBeaver connections are stored in file . dbeaver-data-sources. xml , in DBeaver workspace, which is in %

Secondly, how do I export DBeaver to excel?

Data export/import

1. Select a table(s) you want to export. In the context menu choose «Export Data».
2. Choose export format.
3. Set data extraction options (how data will be read from tables).
4. Set export format option.
5. Set options for output files or clipboard:
6. Review what and to what format you will export:
7. Press finish.

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Экспорт результатов на Dbeaver в CSV

Обычно я использую Dbeaver для окон и всегда экспортирую свой набор результатов так:

• Запустить мой запрос → выбрать результат → экспортировать набор результатов → выбрать экспорт в буфер обмена → готово

Этот шаг за шагом помещает мой набор результатов в буфер обмена, и я могу вставить его туда, где я хочу с ним работать.

Проблема в том, что сейчас я использую dbeaver для Mac, и это руководство не работает. Я могу продолжать до того момента, пока не выберу свой набор результатов, как показано на рисунке ниже:

Но как только я иду дальше в этом процессе, на последнем шаге я получаю: нет запроса

Обратите внимание, что в «источнике» предполагалось показать запрос, который породил набор результатов, но вместо этого он говорит «выбрать».

В результате он не выбирает мой результат или что-либо еще (кроме того, что он «успешен»).

Обычно мой запрос показывался там автоматически, и я не мог найти ни одной опции, которая бы исправила эту проблему в меню.

Вам не нужно использовать буфер обмена, вы можете напрямую экспортировать весь набор результатов (не только то, что вы видите) в файл:

1. Выполните ваш запрос
2. Щелкните правой кнопкой мыши в любом месте результатов
3. нажмите «Экспорт набора результатов. «, чтобы открыть мастер экспорта
4. Выберите нужный формат (CSV по вашему вопросу)
5. Проверьте настройки на следующих панелях, нажав «Далее». (Не нужно ничего менять в моем случае)
6. Установите папку, в которой будет создан файл, и «Готово»

Экспорт выполняется в фоновом режиме, после чего появится всплывающее окно.

В новых версиях DBeaver вы можете просто:

1. щелкните правой кнопкой мыши SQL-запрос, который вы хотите экспортировать
2. Выполнить> Экспорт из запроса
3. Выберите нужный формат (CSV по вашему вопросу)
4. Проверьте настройки на следующих панелях, нажав «Далее». (Не нужно ничего менять в моем случае)
5. Установите папку, в которой будет создан файл, и «Готово»

Экспорт выполняется в фоновом режиме, после чего появится всплывающее окно.

По сравнению с предыдущим способом экспорта, это экономит вам шаг 1 (выполнение запроса), который может быть полезен при запросах, требующих много времени и ресурсов.

Where is the Excel export option in DBeaver Community Edition

Am using DBeaver 6.3.4 Community Edition and it doesn’t show XLSX ( Excel) option when Data Export feature is selected as in the screenshot. This excel option appeared in my Trial version of Enterprise Ed.

Please help me enable/install this excel option or does Community Ed support at all?

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Excel export also works for the community edition (CE). Tested with Version 7.3.2.202101032114. How-to (via Google «dbeaver excel»):

An alternative to «Export data . » is to select the cells to be exported in the result grid and the right click -> Open with -> Excel.

Excel export option is available only in Enterprise edition which is a Licensed version also while Community edition is for free.

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Where is the Excel export option in DBeaver Community Edition

Am using DBeaver 6.3.4 Community Edition and it doesn’t show XLSX ( Excel) option when Data Export feature is selected as in the screenshot. This excel option appeared in my Trial version of Enterprise Ed.

Please help me enable/install this excel option or does Community Ed support at all?

2 Answers 2

Excel export also works for the community edition (CE). Tested with Version 7.3.2.202101032114. How-to (via Google «dbeaver excel»):

An alternative to «Export data . » is to select the cells to be exported in the result grid and the right click -> Open with -> Excel.

Excel export option is available only in Enterprise edition which is a Licensed version also while Community edition is for free.

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Excel export support #625

Although there is already support for a dedicated CSV file export, it would be really handy to export directly to MS Excel. This could be achieved via Apache POI (https://poi.apache.org/) and would save time in the daily working environment (especially with people not familiar with CSV).

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Since excel can open CSVs directly what pain point is an xlsx export option solving?

Yep. I also don’t really understand why XLS is better than CSV (in case of data export).

XLS makes sense if you have some complex formulas, drawings, etc.

Thanks for reviewing this. In my day to day work, I have to generate a lot of exports for different departments. These exports are currently widely accepted since I’m using SQL Developer (which supports said Excel export). DBeaver does not.

You have to see it from another perspective: many (!) users don’t know Excel or are unable to open up CSV files in the right way. Even my Excel does not do that automatically. See the attached screenshot.

I know how to use the «data tab» and import them manually, but many don’t. And preparing this every time I export a CSV file is very time consuming.

I understand your position on this. See it as a feature request which might have been voiced multiple times already. +1 from me then.

I see your point. It is reasonable.

However generating XLS will take some significant coding time (which I don’t currently have).
For now I’ll keep this request as a reminder..

Hey I was unable to reproduce your screenshot. When I export a csv and open it in excel it correctly delimits the data

Here are my export settings perhaps you’ve changed them in DBeaver? If not I would suspect that you’ve accidentally changed a setting in excel in regards to CSVs

I wouldn’t do this, its already achievable by selecting the right delimiter.

Potentially it is a useful feature.
Taking into account that results grid may be colored, may contain complex data types which occupy more than one cell, etc. These features cannot be mapped in CSV format.
So I’ll leave it as a feature request. Will return to it when I’ll have some free time. Or somebody else will contribute an exporter.

You are right. There is also a very problematic aspect of CSV and multiline values. For example, this is my export from today that I had to fix in SQL by replacing new lines for all fields.

You could still map XML export tho but its way unpractical for every day use.

I checked and MS SQL Manager also exports this way. Excel ofc breaks with this.

I’d like to add my support for using Apache POI to support import/export to/from Excel.

• It is true, Excel has limitations. For example, there are limits on the number rows/columns in a worksheet, but these limits do not affect everyone.
• Apache POI makes it possible to specify the worksheet, which means it is possible to dump data directly into a hidden worksheet, and then use pre-defined formulas, etc. for presentation. I have used this pattern before and it makes a terrific «poor man’s BI tool». I was able to write a simple SQL script which I could run when requested and then export the results into a series of hidden worksheets. The end-user received an Excel file with nice cross-tabs which she could manipulate to drill down, etc. She was familiar with Excel, but not SQL. Quick, dirty, easy, and it pleased the boss. With CSV export, I have an extra, time-consuming, step in that process.

@r-richmond Delimiter autodetection depends on your locale.
If you have a European locale, it will open csv with semicolon delimiter properly but not CSV with comma delimiter. Vice-versa for the US.

Having to open the csv file in Excel, save as .xlsx is cumbersome when dealing with several reports.
Furthermore, Excel is bad a guessing the csv locale encoding.

Hi! Can i vote for this feature?
It is using very often when you should send exported data to other persons in the company. CSV export is good, but when users are using different locales it makes everything worse due to different delimiters.

In addition, in CSV it is impossible to add query to a new tab.

I understand that this can take a lot of development time, but maybe it will be possible?

On the other hand, manually or with simple Powershell script you can load CSV in your local Excel and save it as a excel file.

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The @export command allows you to open the data transfer wizard with prefilled settings.

It may be helpful in case you’re editing several SQL queries and want to quickly perform the export of the produced results without creating any additional data transfer tasks.

Disclaimer: This article describes supported settings by the @export command, their purpose, and allowed values. Generally, this article contains every setting accessible in the data transfer wizard. Settings are written in the order they appear in the wizard, so you can always look at the wizard to quickly locate any of these settings.

The body of the command consists of JSON text, which looks like this:

Due to certain limitations, it must be written on a single line, without line delimiters:

The command itself doesn’t do anything. It must be followed by any other query:

You can either execute each line separately, or execute the entire script at once.

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