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Database Workspace

SSH Bridge includes a native desktop database client for working with databases beside your hosts, remote desktops, projects, and other infrastructure tools. Database connections open in a separate SSH Bridge window, keeping database work independent from the main application while remaining part of the same signed-in session.

Supported Database Engines

  • MySQL — SQL queries, metadata, table and object tools, transactions, CSV workflows, and native backup or restore.
  • PostgreSQL — SQL queries, schemas, table and object tools, transactions, query plans, CSV workflows, and native backup or restore.
  • Microsoft SQL Server — SQL queries, schemas, tables, programmable objects, transactions, query plans, and encrypted connection options.
  • Oracle — SQL and PL/SQL workflows using a host, port, service name, username, and password.
  • SQLite — Open a local database file without a server, then browse, query, edit, export, back up, or restore it.
  • MongoDB — Browse collections, run MongoDB commands, inspect data, manage views, import or export, and use native backup or restore tools.
  • Redis — Browse keys with cursor-based paging and work with strings, JSON, lists, sets, hashes, sorted sets, and streams.

What the Workspace Includes

  • Multiple databases as tabs in one database window.
  • A resizable metadata browser, query editor, results panel, and optional AI assistant.
  • Multiple query tabs and separate result tabs for each execution.
  • Schema inspection, table browsing, filtering, sorting, paging, and data editing tools.
  • Builders for tables, columns, indexes, foreign keys, views, procedures, functions, triggers, sequences, databases, and schemas where supported by the selected engine.
  • Saved queries, bounded query history, transactions, query cancellation, query plans, CSV tools, scheduled exports, and supported backup workflows.

Desktop Requirement

The database workspace requires the native SSH Bridge desktop application for macOS, Windows, or Linux. Database drivers and local file access are not available in the browser version.

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