• Multi-database and cross-platform Database Management Tool
  Work with multiple database brands and perform many tasks from a single tool
  Easily explore your databases, aAutomatic graphs of primary/foreign-key constraints
  
• Visually create and manage the database
  Construct and manage database objects with ease, multiple object action execution
  Create, Compile and Run functions and procedures, object scripting, graphical object editors
  
• Write and execute SQL scripts
  SQL IDE with syntax highlighting, Auto completion, Parameterized SQL execution
  Tune your queries with integrated explain, Query builder using drag and drop
  
• Data and database transfer
  Export table data in CSV, SQL, HTML, XML, XLS/XLSX, JSON, Text
  Export all objects in the database including table data or all objects for a specific type
  Import table data from CSV and XLS/XLSX files
  

DbVisualizer improves productivity and decreases learning time. With one single tool even for large, heterogeneous environments and its modest pricing, it is also a highly cost effective solution. DbVisualizer runs on all major operating systems where Java is supported.

One of DbVisualizer’s strengths is visualizing the structure in the database, its database objects and most importantly, table data. Database objects are simple to create using powerful actions in DbVisualizer requiring no manual SQL to be written. Table data is easily managed using a powerful spreadsheet like editing feature.

On-screen manipulations generate SQL statements that can be saved as scripts or copy-and-pasted into applications. This helps developers inexperienced with SQL to get started, and speeds up the process and reduces bugs for experienced database developers. Consequently, development costs decrease significantly when using DbVisualizer.

DbVisualizer is increasingly used by advanced analysts who want to sift thru vast databases and use ad-hoc queries to extract information and follow shifts in real time. Analysts get full access to the power of the database and can do practically anything that the database engine supports, through user friendly operations in DbVisualizer. This is part of the Big Data trend, but with uniquely low license fees, and customers can afford to enable entire departments with personal DbVisualizer licenses.

The architecture is simple, yet extremely well adapted to the scope of the product and the needs of its users. The entire code base is written in Java, which means that there is only one version of DbVisualizer for all platforms at any given time, and all features are released simultaneously regardless of operating system. Platform dependencies are handled entirely in the Java VM and DbVisualizer has a consistent behavior across OSes. The integration with various databases is managed thru standardized interfaces, JDBC and XML. Database-specific features are described in XML files, separate from the application code.