We've just released DbVisualizer 26.2, and this version includes a handful of features aimed at making day-to-day database work smoother.
AI Inside the SQL Editor
One of the biggest changes is that AI is now available directly in SQL Commander.
You can use it to:
- Fix SQL syntax errors
- Improve existing queries
- Generate new SQL
And once the assistant suggests a query, you can run it directly from the AI panel without copying and pasting.
We also added support for models from Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, so teams can choose the provider that works best for them.
And yes, AI remains completely optional.
Search Database Connections Faster
If your connection tree has become a jungle, this release helps.
You can now search directly in the Databases tab and in the SQL Commander connection selector, making it much easier to jump between databases in larger environments.
See Geospatial Data on a Map
Working with coordinates or spatial datasets?
DbVisualizer can now display query results containing geodata in a built-in map view, giving you a quick visual way to verify and explore location-based data.
Tab Groups Arrive in SQL Commander
For anyone who constantly has too many tabs open (you know who you are), SQL Commander now supports tab groups.
It's a simple addition, but it makes it much easier to organize scripts by project, task, or environment.
Other Nice Additions
A few more things that made it into 26.2:
- Improved grid filtering and search
- Client-side audit logging
- Amazon Athena and InfluxDB support
- Vim mode
- Visual JSON editing
- In-app notifications with the new
@notifycommand - Security and driver updates
There are also plenty of smaller fixes and improvements throughout the application. Download DbVisualizer and try out the new features!
If you'd like to see everything that's included, check out the full release notes, the full list of whats new can be found here.
Happy querying!
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