Version 6.6.2 - table and database permissions
Published: 2025-08-28
The new version introduces two main features: database and table permissions, and the server process explorer. As always, it also includes several smaller improvements and bug fixes.
Database & table permissions
We’ve added fine-grained permissions to DbGate Team Premium, allowing you to control who can view or edit specific databases and objects. Permissions cascade from predefined sets and roles down to individual users, with more specific rules overriding broader ones.
What’s new
- Database-level permissions with roles such as View, Read content, Write data, Run script, and Deny. Configure these per connection and match databases by name or regex. Rule order matters. Manage them under Administration → Roles/Users → Databases.
- Table/object-level permissions with roles such as Read, Update only, Create/Update/Delete, Run script, and Deny. Target permissions by database, schema, and object name (tables, views, procedures, triggers). Find them under Administration → Roles/Users → Tables/Views/Objects.
You can read more about permissions in our documentation.
Server process explorer
We’ve also added a server summary page, available for the most popular database engines.
The server summary provides the following functions:
- List of processes running on the server
- Ability to terminate processes
- List of databases
- List of server variables
Complete changelog after version 6.6.0
6.6.2
- ADDED: List of processes, ability to kill process (Server summary) #1178
- ADDED: Database and table permissions (Team Premium edition)
- ADDED: Redis search box - Scan all #1191
- FIXED: Optimalized loading SQL server with descriptions #1187
- CHANGED: Allow a much greater page size #1185
- FIXED: Optimalized loading SQL server with descriptions #1187
- FIXED: Executing queries for SQLite crash #1195
6.6.1
- ADDED: Support for Mongo shell (Premium) - #1114
- FIXED: Support for BLOB in Oracle #1181
- ADDED: Connect to named SQL Server instance #340
- ADDED: Support for SQL Server descriptions #1137
- ADDED: Application log viewer
- FIXED: Selecting default database in connection dialog
- CHANGED: Improved logging system, added related database and connection to logs metadata