DataGrip 2026.1.3

JetBrains has released DataGrip 2026.1.3 (build 261.24374.56), the third maintenance update for the 2026.1 series of its database IDE. The update addresses several regression bugs and improves SQL dialect support across multiple database platforms.

What Changed

DataGrip 2026.1.3 is a focused bug-fix release. The most notable fixes address regressions introduced in earlier 2026.1 builds that affected everyday database workflows.

• Fixed: "Use DELETE statement instead of TRUNCATE" checkbox in data export dialogs had disappeared — now restored in the export configuration panel
• Fixed: Snowflake ALTER TABLE ... DROP COLUMN now supports multiple column drops in a single statement, aligning with Snowflakes SQL syntax
• Fixed: Several table-editor rendering glitches when working with wide tables that have more than 50 columns
• Fixed: Connection timeout settings now properly propagate to SSH tunnel connections

Why It Matters

While 2026.1.3 does not introduce headline features, its regression fixes are critical for teams that rely on DataGrips data export and multi-column DDL operations. The Snowflake multi-DROP-COLUMN fix is particularly relevant for analytics teams working with large Snowflake schemas, where running separate ALTER statements for each column could be prohibitively slow.

The SSH tunnel timeout fix addresses a pain point for developers working through jump-boxes or VPN-free corporate database access — connections that previously dropped after idle periods now behave more reliably.

Whats Next

The 2026.2 early-access program is already underway, with preview builds available through JetBrains Toolbox App. According to the public roadmap, the next feature release will emphasize AI-assisted query generation and improved NoSQL database support.

DataGrip 2026.1.3 is available now via the JetBrains Toolbox App or as a direct download from the JetBrains website. Existing 2026.1 users will be prompted to update automatically.