DbVisualizer

Pull data to analyze trends, test implementation of strategies and do ad hoc analysis. This is done by pulling data from various sources, joining and then summarizing to extract the necessary information. These summaries are mostly exported to Excel for easy manipulation.

We use it for all manual database interaction. Be it data investigations, initial data profiling, testing methodologies for data manipulation, etc.

I've been working for over 8 years and have never seen a tool as good as DBVis that makes it easy to query databases and even analyze sql costs. No matter the brand of database, DBVis can connect and manage. Yes, all the time, but I have some suggestions in my opinion. I hope it connects to nosql that would be great. Its an all in one tool. And I want you development DBVis for support Thai Language.

This product has become an indispensable part of my developer repertoire. Whenever I'm dealing with a database, either one of my own creations or someone else's, this is the product I turn to. It allows me to discover database schemas, run queries, alter tables, indices, views, etc., and basically do anything and possibly everything I can do to a database - be it SQL based or NoSQL based, large or small.

I use DbVisualizer to write queries and manage databases. It's been my go-to tool for querying databases for over 20 years. It's nice that one tool supports many different database systems, including ones I have used: Oracle, Vertica, Redshift, SQL Server, MySQL, and Postgres. And the few times I've needed support, the DbVisualizer staff has always responded quickly!

I use DbVisualizer to manage many database servers that we use in everyday life. Additionally, I appreciate that it supports a lot of different databases. These are in our house MsSQL and MySQL/MariaDB. I especially like the performance of directly editing the values in the table itself, as well as the filter in the view.

DbVisualizer is used as a basic tool for accessing databases. For data analysis, transformation and verification. Most database operations are performed using DbVisualizer. Also, fast implementation of new databases thanks to scripts is performed without errors and, most importantly, the process is 100% reproducible. The tool is the basic software used by developers as well as administrators.

I use DBVisualizer as our SQL client of choice for all of my relational database needs on the back of our internal-facing Web Apps, primarily revolving around workflow automation, data visualization/centricity and team connectivity.

I use DbVisualizer mostly for data exploration and analysis. It is very easy to get a quick feel for data and helps that it can connect to a wide variety of sources. The client commands are helpful too for rapid prototyping more complete data integration plans. Just very capable tool for any structured data tasks.

Since we develop ETL from many different data sources, we use DbVisualizer to connect to different sources using Oracle, Informix, or DB2 as database engines. Having a single tool to access any of the different data sources allows us to quickly connect and query source systems, debug SQL sentences, or verify data without installing (and learning to use) multiple IDEs.

As a software development consultant with projects across multiple databases back ends, we use DBVisualizer as an SQL debugging and investigation tool as it provides simple and seamless connection across all of our DB environments. The simple interface for viewing data subsets as well as an instant view of data structures makes tracking down issues so straightforward compared with using (and learning) a different tool for each database.

I use DbVisualizer on a daily basis to monitor and analyze what is happening in our data store. Usage is mostly for RDBMS systems (Oracle, DB2, Postgres, MySQL.

I use DBVisualizer on daily bases to administer Oracle, MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite databases of my customers. It is very useful for me because it has the same SQL query interface on every database. It has database management features also which is very useful for me, as I'm not just a Data Analyst, but also an IT DB admin.

DbVisualizer is used in conjunction with Oracle to support the current development of Oracle-based applications. It is used by multiple groups in multiple departments. It is used to manage and administer database objects as well as manage and administer data. It is also used to develop and run SQL scripts.

DbVisualizer is used mostly by our development team as their main tool to work with the various databases we have. We use it to run queries, perform data analysis, and more. DbVisualizer supports most of the common databases available on the market. This means we only need this one tool for all our databases, instead of having to have a different tool for each database.

I use DbVisualizer as a front-end to manage Postgres and MySQL databases in our organization. If you want to use only one tool to access all your databases, I recommend this one.

We are using DbVisualizer to administer and manage Oracle and MySQL databases. It is one of the best relational database management software which is very feature-rich. It allows us to manage all the production databases for our customers under a single roof.

DbVisualizer is used, in my department, to support complex database diagrams that require deep analysis, which is achieved through the different ways of organizing these diagrams.

I use DbVisualizer to query RDBMS and non-relational data. For us, it solves the problems of determining a structure in an org that doesn't have a dedicated DBA role. It further helps our DBA-lacking org with evaluating query performance and updating live data.

It’s used to connect multiple databases, these allow us consolidate the queries in one tool. Besides that DbVisualizer allow[s] me perform initial load of the data and also its really friendly and easy to use it.

In business terms, help us to solve the issue of multiple environments and clients connections consolidating all connections in one tool.

I use DbVisualizer to develop and maintain on a lot of servers. It has a very wide support for different database systems, however I only use it for mysql, postgres and sqlite. It is really powerful and feature rich. Also, it has great support from the company. I had reported a bug once and it got resolved very quickly in the next release + they notified me to test it and confirm it was fixed.
I have tried many different db clients for development and maintenance over my career - once I tried DbVisualizer I have never installed another one.
If I had 1 thing that I would like to improve is support to sync and run DbVisualizer across my computers. Would recommend 10/10

I've been using DbVisuallizer for over 10 years in many companies and industries. I have my own personal license. It's a a great database tool for developers that have to deal with numerous different databases. I love having a single interface to look at Oracle, MSSQL, Postgres, mysql and other DBs. It has all the features a developer could need. Highly recommended.

We are using DbVisualizer both while developing new systems and websites and for analysis of existing projects. It's really easy to use and works flawlessly for all modern databases, allowing us to use just one tool for all our projects and clients.