Note: This feature is available in Lite, Enterprise, Ultimate and Team editions only.

• Manual license import
• License management automation
  • Put the license file to the predefined locations
  • Passing license file through command line

Commercial versions of DBeaver ask the user to import the license file if they cannot find it locally. It is the most simple and convenient way to import the product license for individual users.

There are several ways to automate the license management process. It makes sense for a multi-user environment.

1. Install DBeaver
2. Save license text to a file. It should be named as .dbeaver-%PRODUCT_PREFIX%-license.dat or .dbeaver-%PRODUCT_PREFIX%-license.txt.
3. Add the license file to one of the following locations:
   • Windows
     • %HOMEPATH%\
     • %APPDATA%\DBeaverData\workspace6\.metadata\
     • %AppData%/.jkiss-lm
   • MacOS X
     • ~/ (user home)
     • ~/Library/DBeaverData/workspace6/.metadata/
     • ~/Library/.jkiss-lm
   • Linux
     • ~/ (user home)
     • $XDG_DATA_HOME/DBeaverData/workspace6/.metadata/
     • $XDG_DATA_HOME/.jkiss-lm
4. Launch DBeaver from Start Menu

Product prefixes:

You can add the command line parameter license <license-path> to the DBeaver EE shortcut. Also, you can add this parameter to the dbeaver.ini config file.

Tip: Detailed instructions on finding dbeaver.ini are available in our article.

Command line reference.