I can't seem to figure out how to export a data source configuration in DataGrip (currently on 2016.2 EAP). I would like to export a handful of data sources and share them with my teammates to mak...
The latest version of IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate includes the functionality of DataGrip 1.0. Still, DataGrip is focused on working with databases and SQL and thus may provide better user experience as a standalone IDE.
You can use the "dump" and "restore" feature of datagrip which uses pg_dump and pg_restore behind the scenes, this will respect the case-sensitivity of the column names. Here are the steps: Dump the database/table by right clicking on it and choose the Export with 'pg_dump' option, this will export the dump to selected destination.
DataGrip: Cannot apply changes This table is read only. Cell editor changes cannot be applied Asked 10 years, 2 months ago Modified 1 year, 1 month ago Viewed 36k times
I originally got datagrip because it offered the same "copy select statement to clipboard" that the old MySQL workbench did and would enumerate all the column names making it easy to generate quick easily editable SQL statements.
How can I copy a schema to another schema I've created in Datagrip, essentially creating a clone of the original. For some reason my CMD prompt is not set for MySQL, and I have not found the way to...
1 I have recently started using JetBrains DataGrip as a replacement for HeidiSQL. My issue relates to the list of tables in the Database Explorer. We have a large database (700+ tables) and scrolling to find the table I'm looking for is rather cumbersome.
There is a discussion in the Datagrip community forums and apparently upcoming features to make working with large scripts easier. Quote from thread: Huge SQL files can be executed from Files view (use a context menu action). I assume you are attempting to import a database export which is a series of SQL statements saved to a file.
DataGrip gives you this option as @payne showcased 2. Configure database connection in DataGrip Host: needs to be Cluster Ip of your service that is used to communicate to your cluster database Port: is the actual port of the service, not the port of the database pod. The service defines whcih interal port is mapped to the service port.
