The Benefits
For developers, analysts and DBAs
The highest performer among the universal database tools for universal database management systems
Connects to all major databases
What's new in DbVisualizer 24.2?
An updated and refined UI
The latest update has refined the UI to create a balanced work environment for the user in both dark and light mode. And it's more than just an adjustment of colours - you'll also see new icons, button placements, and an improved overall balance.
Darker darks and clearer lights
In this update, the dark theme has become darker, and the light is more balanced. There are also small improvements to margins around elements, line heights in lists, and more to create a well-balanced UI. You will also find a new setting for themes allowing DbVisualizer to match the dark or light setting of your OS automatically.
New scalable icons
To further increase compatibility across different screens and settings, DbVisualizer is now shipped with modern and scalable SVG icons. Together with the new colors in the UI, we also think they look stunning.
Streamlined button layout
In an effort to enhance usability and free up space for what matters the most, we’ve adjusted the placements of some buttons. All while making sure to keep the organization of UI elements intact, so that you still feel familiar with the UI. Previously available on Windows and Linux, it is now possible to further optimize screen real estate by merging the main toolbar into the header of the application window on macOS.
Extended support for Azure Synapse Analytics
This release introduces extended support for dedicated and serverless SQL pools in Azure Synapse Analytics. DbVisualizer now includes support for database-scoped credentials, external file formats and data sources, external tables, and more. For more information, see our pages on Azure Synapse Dedicated and Azure Synapse Serverless.
Improved support for arrays
DbVisualizer is now more capable of understanding the content and structure of array objects. In addition to a new JSON-based syntax for presenting and editing arrays, the improved understanding of the array data types also enables new validation of user input before it’s sent to the database.
The new array support is currently available for PostgreSQL, Oracle and MySQL databases.
Improved database support
DbVisualizer 24.2 includes additional support for various databases. Notes include: MariaDB, Oracle, Cassandra, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redshift, Snowflake, Greenplum, and Databricks. For more information on each of these updates, check out DB Visualizer's updates page.
You’ll also see updates to how you create new connections, how the master password behaves, performance improvements, better database support, and more.
To see all changes in DbVisualizer 24.1, please see the Release Notes.
Features
Powerful SQL editor
Modern SQL coding. With the help of intelligent autocomplete, visual query builders, variables and much more, we are able to let users spend less time on mundane coding tasks, and more time on actual problem solving.
Security built-in
DbVisualizer is built to meet rigorous security standards. Set up encryption for all data that goes to and from the application, set user permissions to avoid alteration of sensitive data, and enforce strong local passwords. All are configurable directly in DbVisualizer.
Universal database management
Works with all your databases. You’ll be able to connect to the most popular data sources and work with their custom object types directly in the client. You’ll also find tools for database visualisation and optimisation, helping you work smarter and faster.
Configurable to fit your workflow
Make it yours. You can fully control window layouts, key bindings, UI themes, mark scripts, and database objects as "favourite" for quick access or even work outside of DbVisualizer with the command-line interface. You are in full control.
Simple data management
Harness the power of SQL with the simplicity of a spreadsheet. With simple query tools, inline data editing, and powerful exports you have everything you need to manage your data with fewer queries and with full control.
Product descriptions
Mini descriptor
The database client with the highest user satisfaction for developers, DBAs and analysts.
Short descriptor
DbVisualizer is the database client with the highest user satisfaction. It is used for development, analytics, maintenance, and more, by database professionals all over the world. It connects to all popular databases and runs on Win, macOS & Linux.
Long descriptor
DbVisualizer is the database client with the highest user satisfaction.Developers, analysts, and DBAs use it to elevate their experience with modern tools to build, understand, manage and maintain databases. It helps you generate and optimize SQL queries, use variables in SQL statements, compare queries, generate ERDs, manage database-specific objects, edit table data like a spreadsheet, set up monitoring, use CLI, and so much more.It connects to all popular databases (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, Cassandra, Snowflake, SQLite, BigQuery, and 25+ more) and runs on all popular OSes (Windows, macOS, and Linux).With 6M downloads and Pro-users in 145 countries worldwide, it won't let you down. Free and Pro versions available.
Supported databases
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