Is there a way to keep separate sets of open tabs?

[assyrus-favolo]

I have different sets of databases which I have to work with in different moments, I like to keep my tabs open on them since I usually need the same tabs across multiple days. The problem I have is that, this way, tabs of the 2 different projects get mixed up and it becomes hard to navigate them, so I was wondering: is there a way to keep the sets of open tabs separate, sort of like switching a "profile" that loads different tabs? I haven't seen such a feature being covered by Projects, but maybe I missed something

[ged-yuko]

You can use different workspaces, each workspace having its own dbeaver project, connections and tabs layout. You'll also be able to have two separate DBeaver instances running at the same time in this case.

• See File-->Switch Workspace command. There should also be a command-line argument to specify existing workspace, so you can also create two separate shortcuts on the desktop, each launching DBeaver with different workspace!

Or, if it is more convinient to have all the connections available in one DBeaver instance, even if not using them simultaneously, you can use custom perspective layouts. You still can have multiple DBeaver windows even running one application instance, each window having its own active perspective.

• There is a hidden command Save Perspective As... (accessible via the search box in the top right corner, or set hot key with Window-->Preferences and User Interface--> Keys preference page, or get the menu/toolbar button with Window-->Customize perspective dialog). This command allows you to create as many tab layouts as you want by saving current state of the window with a different perspective name. Then use perspective switcher in the top right corner of the window to switch the window between them.

[assyrus-favolo]

I tired using the second method since I'd prefer to keep a single workspace, but regardless of which perspective I choose, it never restores the open tabs