• Export now reconstructs spatial (geometry/geography) column values with a
  dialect-specific SQL expression instead of losing type information.
• Spatial data preview: geometry/geography values are shown on an interactive map over
  OpenStreetMap tiles - both in the Data Browser's cell preview and, for the SQL Console,
  as a map overlay on the "Rows"/"Columns" result.
  • Supports points, lines, polygons and their multi-/collection variant.
  • Coordinate systems: WGS84 (SRID 4326/8307) and EPSG:3857 "Web Mercator" (the projection
    used by web maps / online portals).
  • Navigation: drag to pan, mouse wheel to zoom (in the SQL Console the point under the
    cursor stays fixed), Shift+drag to zoom into a box.
  • Geometries are drawn with a high-contrast outline/halo so they stay visible over any
    map tiles; points render as a colored ring with a white center. Hovering a geometry in
    the SQL Console highlights it and shows the row's data as a tooltip.
  • Legend (SQL Console): color the geometries by the values of a chosen column, pick a
    color palette, adjust the legend text size, and move/resize the legend freely.
  • "Save as image": save the current map as a PNG/JPG/BMP/GIF file or copy it to the
    clipboard (the move/resize handles are omitted from the exported image).
• "Analyze SQL": proposed associations are now checked for partially covered primary keys.
  If a proposal's join condition equates only some columns of a composite primary key on
  table "A" or "B", that cell is flagged with a warning icon and a tooltip listing the
  still-uncovered column(s).
• "Analyze SQL": AssociationProposer now understands "NATURAL JOIN" and "JOIN ... USING
  (col)" syntax and proposes associations for them, instead of silently ignoring those
  joins.
• Fixed: AssociationProposer could silently drop a column equality from a proposed join
  condition when the same table appeared twice in a query under different aliases
  (self-join), because equations from different aliases were incorrectly treated as
  duplicates.