packages-v0.4.118 v0.6.43
t8y2/dbxOct 13, 2026 → Oct 14, 20260 days between releases
What's New
Major version jump adds SAP HANA/Redis support and grid export formatting consistency.
New Features
- Grid export formatting now matches table display for CSV, JSON, and XLSX.
- Incremental ID generation supports custom prefixes, suffixes, and zero padding.
- Added SAP HANA support for table renaming and column structure editing.
- Enhanced Redis value viewer with search highlighting and bulk replacement.
- New keyboard shortcuts include F4 for table editor and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+T for tabs.
Improvements
- OceanBase Oracle mode now supports sequence name suggestions and NEXTVAL/CURRVAL.
- JSON value editor uses unified SVG icons to prevent display issues in specific fonts.
- Shortcut search now includes a 'record key' mode for filtering bindings.
- Grid view adds a 'Global Freeze First Column' option for better navigation.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed calculation precision issues in Oracle dialects.
- Fixed JSON value editor icons rendering as empty boxes in specific fonts.
- Improved stability for Oracle database connections.
- Fixed tab reopening functionality using Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+T.
Upgrade Notes
Ensure you are upgrading the correct component, as the older release focused on MCP binaries while v0.6.43 adds database management features. No configuration migration is required, but review new keyboard shortcuts like F4 and F5.
The Two Releases
DBX Packages 0.4.118
Oct 13, 2026· 9 days ago
This release introduces precompiled native binaries for macOS, Linux, and Windows for both the MCP server and CLI. These updates allow the tools to run natively without a Node.js environment, enhancing portability and performance.
Full release notesDBX v0.6.43
Oct 14, 2026· 9 days ago
DBX v0.6.43 focuses on enhancing data management tools, introducing grid export formatting consistency, incremental ID generation, and improved tab management shortcuts. The release significantly expands database-specific features for OceanBase Oracle, SAP HANA, and Redis, alongside numerous stability fixes for Oracle dialects and calculation precision.
Full release notes