KeeperDB 2.2.0
Released on June 29, 2026
Overview
KeeperDB is a fast, secure, cross-platform database management tool. Use it inside KeeperPAM connections or as a standalone desktop app on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Query, explore, and operate PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and Amazon Redshift from one interface.
KeeperDB is built for engineers and data scientists. It replaces legacy tools like DBeaver, MySQL Workbench, and pgAdmin. In KeeperPAM, it brings core database workflows into a fully managed passwordless experience.
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What's New in 2.2.0
KeeperDB 2.2.0 makes Oracle databases easier to connect to, resolves file exports issues when working through Keeper Gateway, and fixes a range of bugs and improvements across SQL Server, MySQL, and the desktop app.
Oracle connections work out of the box on desktop
The desktop apps (macOS, Windows, Linux) now ship with Oracle Instant Client bundled. Oracle connections no longer require a separate Instant Client installation — open KeeperDB and connect directly. If you have an existing Oracle client installed, KeeperDB will still use it; the bundled client is a fallback.
Support for Keeper Vault's new Shared Folder system
KeeperDB storage backed by Keeper Vault now supports the updated Nested Shared Folder architecture.
macOS Universal binary (Intel + Apple Silicon)
The macOS DMG now contains a single universal binary that runs natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
Gateway / RBI Improvements
File exports and downloads now work reliably through the Keeper Gateway PAM connections.
SQL Server
KeeperDB now supports Azure Managed Instances.
SQL Server connections via Amazon RDS now negotiate TLS correctly. The "database" field is now optional on the connect form.
On desktop, SQL Server credentials imported from Keeper Vault were not being matched against the Saved Connections sidebar. This is fixed.
MySQL / MariaDB
Hash (#) comments are now supported. MySQL and MariaDB permit # as a single-line comment cises and handles #-style comments in the SQL editorand during statement execution.
TINYINT columns display as integers, not booleans
TINYINT and BOOLEAN columns previously rendered as tr1/0, which matches the actual wire value and avoidsconfusion when the column is used as a small integer rather than a flag.
Editor and Query
Running selected areas of the editor skips commented-out SQL
When running a selection that contains lines toggled off with -- comments, those lines are now excluded from execution.
Multi-statement result blocks are correctly sized. Result blocks for queries with multiple statements are now sized to fit their content instead of overflowing or collapsing.
Query timeout extended to 3600 seconds. The maximum configurable query timeout is now 1 hour for long-running analytical queries.
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Roadmap
We publish monthly updates based on customer feedback. Send feature requests and bug reports to pam@keepersecurity.com, or post on our Reddit community page.
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