#Work from question to trusted result
JustyBase is a multi-database SQL workspace for VS Code. It combines a parser-backed editor, schema intelligence, operational tools, and a result explorer so the database context stays close to the work.
This portal is the canonical documentation for the VS Code extension and its companion extensions. The reference catalog is generated from the current extension manifests and the database matrix is the place to check dialect boundaries. Pages labelled Desktop only, Read-only, Partial, or Preview describe deliberate product boundaries.
#Six workflows worth starting with
| If you need to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Understand why the editor catches a problem before execution | Parser, LSP and SQL Editor |
| Configure table aliases and virtual JOIN relationships | SQL completion guide |
| Review safety, correctness, performance, and type warnings | SQL quality and diagnostics |
| Explore a large result without losing control of the data boundary | Data Grid and Result Exploration |
| Move data between files and databases | Import and export |
| Find an object or a column across a warehouse | Schema Search |
| Use AI while keeping execution and privacy explicit | AI SQL Assistant |
#Choose your route
#New to JustyBase
Read Getting started, save a connection, open the Schema Browser, and run the small query from that page. Then use Connections to understand active database context per tab.
#Moving from another SQL client
The product guides cover the workflows that are easy to miss in a feature list: metadata refresh and Schema Refresh Details, result-set persistence, all-rows filtering, staged imports, query history, DDL, and maintenance.
#Extending JustyBase
The developer guide explains the boundaries between contracts, shared SQL/runtime/UI packages, the VS Code extension, and companion extensions. Testing and documentation describes the checks expected when a capability changes.
#Status vocabulary
Supported means the workflow is implemented and covered by the current product surface. Partial means the main path exists but the dialect or platform has a stated limitation. Preview marks a capability that may change. Read-only means the feature intentionally does not write data. Desktop only identifies a VS Code-specific surface. See Statuses and permissions for the full legend.
#Version and evidence
This portal was verified against product version 3.18.6 on 2026-09-26. Generated command, setting, database, AI-tool, and MCP tables are derived from repository sources during the Pages build. The build also publishes machine-readable build metadata with the source commit and generated counts. Narrative pages still require human review when behavior changes.