#Connect dbvisualizer to aws install#
#Connect dbvisualizer to aws pro#
#Connect dbvisualizer to aws software#

Both tools can be used to connect Exasol databases and manage Exasol database objects, execute SQL commands easily.

#Connect dbvisualizer to aws install#

In fairness, I haven't spent the time to investigate if this is possible, but the 4 or 5 themes you are given as startup options are not great, to me.Download and install DbVisualizer SQL client tool which is a universal database management tool just like DBeaver Database Manager. This is a user preference issue, and just my opinion: The theme (colors, fonts, etc.) options changed with the last version on Mac and I would like to be able to use the original theme from earlier versions. I can always find what I'm looking for with the online documentation, when I need it. The time I save exporting my results as a CSV as the query is running is super helpful! It happens right inline with my scripted queries using the command and its settings.

My favorite three things in DbVisualizer are 1) variable replacement and 2) inline export functionality.

#Connect dbvisualizer to aws software#

I've tried other database tools, but in my work, no other software is as comprehensive and quick to use as DbVisualizer. I believe it's been a decade or more that I've been using it. The content assistent could learn more about the current scope in order to provide more options for auto text completion.įantastic database tool for software professionalsĭbVisualizer has helped me in my work greatly for many years. But afterwards it's possible to decrement the max result size and run the query again. And queries with large result sets sometimes make the application hang and one has to restart the whole application. Sometimes it is hard to find the right option within the preferences for a given feature. The content assistent of the SQL editor reduce the need for writing all those verbose table and column names by hand. The ability to export (part of) tables and whole databases into SQL and a few other formats was very helpful. The huge number of supported databases matches with every of my project requirements in the past.

#Connect dbvisualizer to aws pro#

The functionality, at least of the Pro version, is absolutely fantastic for me as Java developer mainly for backends and data persistency layers. A lot more features the small IDE plugins for DB access. Very helpful on my day to day usage as java backend developer. Some do not give all possibilities of the vendors ODBC driver.'

icon 'A bit difficult is the use of the Java Connectors.

icon 'Tabs wont be opened in seperate tab unless we select that option with a right click and also if connection fails it doesn' give much details.'.

icon 'Difficult to make quick relations/queries comparing e.g.

The query builder feature is a great way to start on complex joins without having to type a lot.'

icon 'I love it's ease of use connecting, navigating and querying.

It provided as with cost effective options to collect large amount of data effortlessly.'

icon 'DbVisualizer was a game changer for us when we were evaluating expensive products to do data collection.

I've used DbVisualizer with everything from Presto to SQLite over the years and it just works.'

icon 'Integrates easily with a wide range of databases, and support for others can be added pretty easily.

67 Reviews 5 52 4 15 3 0 2 0 1 0 4.5 Ease-of-use out of 5 4.5 Customer Support out of 5 5 Value for money out of 5 4.5 Functionality out of 5