DbVisualizer Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use dbvis to test database connections during the installation of our product on customers' servers. This lets us verify that a connection is not 'lost' on the way to the database. As we use JDBC as our primary connection method, DBIS provides an easy, additional, and independent way to test the connection. We use dbvis to check stored data, review table structures and metadata (e.g., when selects or inserts fail), and verify table permissions for the user who is having connection issues. We love the in-cell data editing feature, which is much easier than building SQL queries for every entry. This also allows a quick manual review of the stored data, even with large tables, and fixes the most obvious errors instantly. We test, build, and also 'deconstruct' SQL queries when there is a need to check on long-running queries. This helps us identify, for example, misused indices and other issues. We use it to easily export complete tables and data for a wide variety of DBMS for our customers and ourselves. It helps us visualize relationships and identify faults that are often not obvious within our codebase.

Likelihood to Recommend

DbVis is our tool of choice when we need to work with a wide variety of Db vendors and versions. It allows us to replace several proprietary tools for accessing and, in part, managing database systems. It gives our customers and us a single base to work on databases. No need for us or them to install, learn, and pay for multiple solutions. If one would, for example, use ONLY one dbms, e.g., PostgreSQL, then DBVis could be a bit of an overkill.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I have installed DbVisualizer and used it first time. It is a great experience. All type of databases you can connect. Like if you have SQL Server. Informix, Vertica. You name the database. You can connect it in DbVisualizer. That is why i have purchased it and using its pro license. Thanks for such an application.

Likelihood to Recommend

DbVisualizer is best when you are working with multiple databases. And you need to connect all the databases parallely same time.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We’re a digital marketing agency with a large data warehouse that uses multiple databases, and we interact with many database types and integrations for our own needs as well as those of our clients. DbVisualizer makes this very simple with easy integrations to every type of database we’ve needed to connect to, with a fantastic UI that makes working across databases easy and all in one spot.

Likelihood to Recommend

It has been immensely helpful for data exploration in relational databases. SQL Commander is very capable (and scriptable) for quickly investigating data and testing queries.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I perform Data Engineering with DbVisualizer to power our the analytics of our entire company. The product is great for not only that, but also writing ad hoc queries and doing deep analytics. Its easy to export data into Excel and also add/update rows or values within the tool without needing to write the UPDATE statement yourself. Its easy to use and I recommend it to anyone looking for a nice IDE.

Likelihood to Recommend

Anyone who needs to connect to a database to either run queries or perform data engineering can benefit from DbVisualizer. The only time someone wouldn't benefit is if they're working from a canned Excel or Tableau workbook with an embedded data source they can't change.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I need to routintely check data in Oracle, DB2, Cassandra databases

Likelihood to Recommend

In my organisation people use SQL Developer but I prefer DbVisualizer because it is DB agnostic and therefore all of my DB work can be centralised in one GUI.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a software developer I build and support products with many different types of database connections. DbVisualizer gives me one coherent workspace to work with a wide variety of data sources that support SQL. And it runs in exactly the same way across different operating systems.

Likelihood to Recommend

If the colleague works with SQL I will recommend DbVisualizer anytime. For colleagues who are not comfortable working with SQL I am not so sure.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

@ TECASSURED we are a software plateform provider - our ADMIN system solution provides each client with 2 database priority to their instance. We manage 1000's of database with this DbVisualizer - awesome solution - happy customer for over 20 years. ;)

Likelihood to Recommend

With my knowledge and needs it is best solution I have found - very robust may be to confusing for general needs I.E. phpAdmin

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are using DbVisualizer to manage easy access to a lot of different database systems for fast query and database manipulations.

Likelihood to Recommend

Its well suited to manage your databases from one programm and as well for the mass import of data.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The product I am in charge of requires data from 6 different sources across a handful of different driver types to run monthly processes. DbVis allows my analysts & me to have access to all sources in one convenient program.

Likelihood to Recommend

DbVisualizer is most helpful for our team because it allows us (under my Pro license) to have multiple tabs open running different code simultaneously from different platforms. Other than the lack of upload capability (or lack of knowledge of that capability on my part), there isn't much I'd choose other tools for over DbVis.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it to request our ERP, select and update, for reporting and error correction, daily with 11 users. As an insurance broker, our data are a critical thing, we also use DbVisualizer to planify requests during the night, we hope DbVisualizer will contain a scheduler in a later version.

Likelihood to Recommend

Good for editing datas in a grid

Good for newbies and non-IT people