PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL Driver
Use the PostgreSQL driver when you want streaming query results, schema browsing, and PostgreSQL-aware autocomplete inside VS Code.
Default connection fields
| Field | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Host | Required | PostgreSQL host |
| Port | 5432 | Standard PostgreSQL port |
| Database | Optional but recommended | Default database for the connection |
| Schema | Optional | Default schema, often public or an app-specific schema |
| User | Optional | PostgreSQL user name |
| Password | Optional | Stored in VS Code SecretStorage |
| SSL / TLS | false | Turn on when your endpoint requires TLS |
| Verify server certificate | true | Keep enabled for normal production use |
| Max pooled connections | Driver default | Optional pool cap |
| Timeout | Inherits global default | Per-connection timeout override in seconds |
Recommended setup
- Set the default database so DBeagle can open with the right context.
- Set the default schema if your day-to-day work lives outside
public. - Use
Select Active Schemasafter connecting if you want autocomplete and tree browsing to focus on a narrower subset.
How PostgreSQL appears in DBeagle
Internally, DBeagle maps the connected PostgreSQL database into its shared catalog slot and keeps schemas as-is. In practice, the tree feels natural:
- database
- schema
- table or view
- column
Notes
- PostgreSQL uses streaming query execution for large result sets.
- Query cancellation and timeout handling map cleanly into the shared DBeagle execution flow.
- Schema selection affects both tree browsing and metadata-backed autocomplete.
