DbVisualizer para Mac
Herramienta de visualización y gestión de bases de datos multiplataforma.
$199.00
Versión 26.2.3Cuando compras a través de los enlaces de nuestro sitio, podemos recibir una comisión de afiliado
Resumen de DbVisualizer
DbVisualizer es una herramienta de base de datos multiplataforma rica en funciones e intuitiva para desarrolladores y DBA's, proporcionando una única interfaz poderosa para una variedad de bases de datos. DbVisualizer admite conexiones simultáneas a bases de datos; te permite explorar y gestionar objetos de base de datos, ejecutar consultas SQL, visualizar información y mucho más. Gratis para uso comercial y no comercial. Esta edición proporciona características básicas útiles para la mayoría de los usuarios.
DbVisualizer viene en ediciones Free y Pro. Puedes encontrar las diferencias aquí . El precio indicado en el listado es el precio inicial para la edición Pro.
Novedades de la versión 26.2.3
- Soporte de DB: Google BigQuery Cambiar al controlador JDBC oficial de Google para BigQuery
Árbol de Objetos de Base de Datos
Componente de Cuadrícula
- Agregar una opción para mantener abierto el campo de búsqueda/filtrado rápido
- Recordar configuraciones de búsqueda/filtrado rápido entre sesiones
- Usar el espacio disponible en la barra de herramientas actual para el campo de búsqueda/filtrado rápido cuando sea posible
SSH
- Agregar una opción para reemplazar la clave de host existente cuando ha cambiado la huella digital de un host remoto
- Ofrecer reconectar cuando se pierde una conexión SSH
Errores corregidos
Comandos del lado del cliente
- Cambiar el formato de hora del registro SQL no afecta a @log hasta reiniciar
Editor de Comparación
- las pestañas no están ordenadas en Comparar Objetos
Soporte de DB: Db2 LUW
- El Constructor de Consultas no califica columnas por defecto en Db2
Generador de DDL
- Los nombres de las tablas pueden estar innecesariamente entrecomillados en SQL generado
Árbol de Objetos de Base de Datos
- Reconectar colapsa el árbol para bases de datos que soportan tanto catálogos como esquemas (como PostgreSQL y SQL Server)
Monitor
- Los monitores no se inician al iniciar la aplicación cuando se establece una contraseña maestra
- Soporte de OS: El inicio de sesión de Linux se queda colgado hasta el tiempo de espera al usar el escritorio COSMIC en Linux
- Soporte de OS: Windows Error de inicialización de la aplicación cuando se aplican ciertas políticas de grupo en Windows
SQL Commander
- Hacer clic en el selector de conexión mientras se está cargando puede causar un error
- Varios arreglos en el modo Vim
Visor de Valores
- El visor de valores distorsiona los datos BLOB
DbVisualizer para Mac
$199.00
Versión 26.2.3
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Valoraciones de usuarios
Sep 10, 2013
Version: 9.1
I've been using DbVisualizer since 2006 and have been a happy customer ever since. Updates appear on a regular basis and customer support is quick and helpful.
Yes, the program is written in Java and it does not look 100% native. But still it looks and feels great. I have seen native Cocoa Apps which feel sluggish and unpolished in comparison.
The SQL editor is fast and comes with syntax highlighting, auto-completion and all sorts of (configurable!) keyboard shortcuts. It is lacking a vi-mode though.
What makes DbVisualizer really shine is its graphing feature. Similar products can create visualizations of a database schema as well, but only DbVisualizer produces a layout that does not look like a knot of spaghetti.
DbVisualizer is an excellent product for a very reasonable price.
Mar 6, 2013
Version: 9.0.5
This is a really professional tool to query every possible database accessible by JDBC. I use it daily and professionally and albeit the UI is not Mac-like (Java) it's power features are hard to find anywhere else. Import and Export is highy configurable, syntax highlighting and completion as you would expect. I use it mainly for Informix, Oracle and MySQL Databases without any problems so far (started with version 7 and currently 8) - I highly recommend taking a look at it. Well worth the money if you are a pro.
Feb 15, 2010
Version: 7.0.2
Draconian install, very un-userfriendly. First thing that pops up is a "buy me" dialog. It's listed as free, so I assume it's for support only.
SQLite access didn't work. mysql over ssh worked fine, would be nice to have a httptunnel, but I won't complain. postgresql worked, MSSql seemed to work fine.
In all however, I didn't see the use in this over a dedicated tool like phpMyAdmin, Mysql studio, or MSSQL Studio. This brought nothing more to the table than an interface to type in sql commands and view data. No typeahead hints, no autotable completion, nothing special in any way. I suppose it's a decent way to keep all your databases in one spot, but without even an SSH tunnel manager, it's more work to create the connections than to manage the tool.
Apr 19, 2008
Version: 6.0.10
Here's a detailed comparison of DbVisualizer with alternative SQLite GUI programs:
http://www.tandb.com.au/sqlite/compare/
Mar 13, 2008
Version: 6.0.8
DB Visualizer seems to be the most full featured SQL GUI tool out there. It has some data entry aids that really make it viable, such as automatic form view (on record per screen), adjustable grid views and filters for everything from table listing to rows of data. Some of the tools and options aren't immediately obvious but very impressive once you find them.
It's a Java app which limits a lot of Mac OS X integration (eg all the windows move in Spaces together) and some controls (such as tabbed panes) don't work in the standard Mac way. It's "Mac Look and Feel" setting makes DbVisualizer more palatable than most Java apps, but it's still a bit ugly and non-intuitive for Mac users.
DbVisualizer, uses JBDC drivers to connect to the database. That takes a bit of fiddling which would scare off most users. I've tried two available JDBC drivers with SQLite (the most prolific database on the Mac) and only get limited functionality. For instance, I can't get DbVisualizer to show me the source of a selected table or view, I can't see triggers in the list. Every time I make changes to data, DbVisualizer complains that "no rows were affected by this edit", but the changes were actually made.
Overall it's a great program that I can't yet use until SQLite access is fixed.
