n8n-community-node-package to execute SQL queries and manage database rows via the CloudBeaver API within n8n workflows. Current stable version is 0.4.1, released irregularly. It supports self-hosted CloudBeaver instances (Community, Enterprise, AWS Edition) providing operations like Execute SQL, Select, Insert, Update, and Delete with built-in quoting styles for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server. Requires n8n 1.0.0+. Compared to using raw HTTP nodes, this node handles authentication, connection resolution, and result parsing automatically.
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Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Shows how to import and instantiate the node, configure credentials via environment variables, and set the connection ID.
Ensure the database connection is in the Shared project in CloudBeaver.
For full control, omit WHERE/ORDER BY fields and include them directly in the SQL query.
Set Database Type correctly: PostgreSQL for ANSI SQL databases, MySQL for MySQL/MariaDB/TiDB, SQL Server for SQL Server/Azure/Sybase.
Upgrade n8n to version 1.0.0 or later.
Right-click the database in CloudBeaver's Database Navigator -> Open -> copy the ID from the connection window.
Create a 'CloudBeaver API' credential with correct server URL and authentication details, then select it in the node's credential dropdown.
Verify the Connection ID from CloudBeaver UI (right-click database -> Open -> copy ID) and ensure the connection is under Shared project.
Check SQL syntax and ensure Database Type matches your database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQL Server).
Verify credentials in CloudBeaver: for local access, check username/password; for API token, generate a new token in Admin settings.