
Look for the WITH statement near the beginning of the query. Return to the query in your Virtual DBeaver window. Review your results in the bottom half of your windowįilters allow you to refine your query to give you results that are limited by certain criteria, such as location. From the SQL Editor menu, choose Execute SQL Script to run your query. From the File menu, select Save to save this query in DBeaver with a filename and the ".sql" file extension. Click Ctrl+V to paste the text of the query into the New SQL script window. Click Ctrl+A then Ctrl+C to select and copy all the text of the query. Click Raw in the top right corner of the window. Click the query code link (e.g., CR100). To select the report query you would like to run, go to the FOLIO Canned Reports Directory. From the SQL Editor menu, choose New SQL script. If this is your first time connecting, please follow the instructions to " Configure Your Connection to the Reporting Database in Virtual DBeaver." Click the DBeaver shortcut on the desktop to open DBeaver. Sqlite database browser export query result full#
At the "Enter your credentials" prompt, enter your full Cornell email address in the Username field and your email password in the Password field, then click Submit.At the "Access local resources" prompt, click Allow.
Open a web browser window and go to the Virtual DBeaver URL.Also, the Chrome web browser works best with Virtual DBeaver on Windows, and the Safari web browser works best on Macs. If you experience this, it may help to log out of Virtual DBeaver, clear the cache in your web browser, and log back in. Users have been reporting problems with the copy and paste functions in their web browsers.