Note

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

Table of contents

• Creating a Composite task
• Editing a Composite task

DBeaver allows you to create composite tasks that incorporate multiple other tasks. For example, you can group various data export tasks into a composite task, making managing and running them together at a set time simpler.

For more details on creating and running tasks, see Task management.

Creating a Composite task

1. To start creating a composite task, open the Create a task dialog. You can do this by:

   • Right-clicking in the database navigator and selecting Tools -> Create new task...
   • Clicking on Database -> Tasks -> Create new task...
   • Navigating to Database -> Tasks -> Database tasks, right-clicking, and choosing Create new task...

   

   In the Create a task wizard, select Composite task. Enter a name, and optionally add a description and a task folder. Click Next to continue.

2. In the task configuration dialog, you can add tasks to your composite task using these controls:

   

   Button/Checkbox Name	Button Image	Description
   + (Add)		Click to add existing tasks.
   Create and add new task		Directly creates a new task and adds it to the composite task.
   Edit task		Change the settings of a selected task.
   Delete task		Removes the selected task from the composite task.
   Drag-and-drop area		Drag tasks from Database tasks and drop them here to add them to the composite task.
   Ignore task error		Allows the composite task to continue even if one task fails.
   Show all notifications		Shows all notifications for the tasks within the composite task.

   Note

   : A composite task can also include other composite tasks.

3. After setting up the tasks, click Proceed to save and start the composite task.

Tip: You can set a timeout for each task to avoid blocking others.

Editing a Composite task

To edit a composite task, go to Database -> Tasks -> Database Tasks. Here, you can edit, delete, or rearrange tasks in your composite task.