Version 7.1.7 - Fetch All, PostgreSQL Performance and Export Fixes
Published: 2026-04-09
We are pleased to announce the release of DbGate version 7.1.7. This update adds practical workflow improvements, significantly speeds up PostgreSQL loading for large databases, and includes several fixes for exports, large fields, and map display.
Fetch All Button
Data grids now include a Fetch All button, allowing you to load all rows from a table or query result in a single click. Previously, loading the complete dataset required repeatedly scrolling to trigger incremental fetching. The new button makes it straightforward to work with the full result set when you need it.
Option to Disable AI Features
Some users and organisations prefer not to use AI-assisted features, either for privacy reasons or to simplify the interface. Version 7.1.7 adds a dedicated option to disable all AI features entirely. This option is available in Team Premium edition administration.
Export Reliability Improvements
This release resolves several issues that could affect data export workflows:
- Export failure when password mode is enabled — exports now complete successfully regardless of the password protection setting.
- Column names set to “undefined” in export — column headers are now always written correctly to exported files.
Freezing Issues with Large Fields Fixed
DbGate could become unresponsive when displaying rows containing very large field values. This freeze has been resolved, ensuring smooth navigation and scrolling even when working with tables that contain large text or binary columns.
Map Display Fix
A referer error that prevented maps from loading correctly has been fixed, restoring reliable map rendering in the data viewer.
PostgreSQL Performance Optimization
This release brings a major performance improvement for PostgreSQL users working with very large databases. Databases containing a huge number of tables now load much faster, with table lists and schema metadata becoming available significantly sooner than before.
This optimization is especially noticeable in large installations where opening a connection previously meant waiting for extensive schema information to be loaded. The new approach reduces that delay substantially and makes working with large PostgreSQL environments much smoother.
DbGate Cloud Outage
Over the past few days, DbGate Cloud experienced a service outage. Our cloud infrastructure provider, Sprinx, was targeted by a cyber attack, which caused DbGate Cloud to be temporarily unavailable.
The service was taken offline purely as a precautionary measure while the situation was being assessed and resolved. We understand the disruption this caused and sincerely apologise to all affected users.
During the outage, our email communication was also affected. If you contacted us and did not receive a response, please resend your message.
Official statement:
DbGate Cloud was not compromised in the recent incident affecting our infrastructure. The service was taken offline purely as a precautionary measure. Based on our current findings:
- No data breach occurred
- No user data was exposed or accessed
- All data remains secure and intact
We continue to monitor the situation and are implementing additional safeguards to further strengthen security.
DbGate Cloud is now fully restored and operational. Thank you for your patience and continued trust.
Complete changelog
7.1.8
- FIXED: NPM packages build
7.1.7
- FIXED: Resolved duplicate translation tags #1420
- FIXED: Referer error on map display #1418
- FIXED: Export failure when password mode is enabled #1409
- FIXED: Unreadable text in export #1408
- FIXED: Column names set to “undefined” in export #1406
- FIXED: Fixed freezing issues with large fields #1399
- ADDED: “Fetch All” button #1398
- ADDED: Option to disable AI features
- ADDED: PostgreSQL loading optimization
7.1.6
- FIXED: Issues with cloud and file loading
7.1.5
- FIXED: Issues with cloud and file loading
- ADDED: Support for displaying MongoDB UUID #1394
- ADDED: SVG icon sanitization