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Redis no data
See original GitHub issueWe’re trying to connect to a vanilla redis-windows instance, but it doesn’t look like any data shows up in the Key list for Redis(#132) connections using version 3.8.5. We’ve verified that there is in fact data in the DB, but DBeaver never shows anything.
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It is a bug in keys extraction. If there are too few keys (and all of them can be read with one SCAN call) in a database then you will see empty list. Will be fixed in 4.0. Thanks for report.
(you can see key list by executing
KEYS *command).Support of all databases will be added in 4.2.