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DbVisualizer is a universal database client that lets users access, explore, and optimize many popular databases, including Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Snowflake, Elasticsearch, IBM Db2, SQLite, Microsoft Access, and Cassandra. It includes an advanced SQL editor with automatic formatting and suggestions, reusable query variables, and built-in JDBC driver management via Maven. Users can view results as a table or in various graphs, edit data inline with changes saved locally until committed, and export result sets to many file formats. Additional capabilities include integrated Git version control, command-line data management, and security options such as SSH-encrypted connections, master password protection, and user permission settings.
DbVisualizer also offers an opt-in integrated AI assistant to help with writing and improving SQL, understanding schemas and results, and troubleshooting errors. The product is available for macOS on both Apple Silicon and Intel, and it is offered in a free version and a Pro version that uses the same installer and is unlocked with a license key. New users can start a 21-day free trial of the Pro features without signing up or providing a credit card.
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All release notesHomebrew cask dbvisualizer 26.2.4 (sha256 6c149b03987b2aaf7b21a882feb3cc1f07ecc52f18767cfb5fbf3f0baee9c529).