DbVisualizer Reviews

What I appreciate most about DbVisualizer is its user-friendly interface coupled with powerful features that cater to both novice and advanced users.

Unlike some modern database tools, DbVisualizer doesn’t have built-in collaboration features. For teams working on the same database or queries, collaboration typically has to be managed outside of the tool.While DbVisualizer generally performs well, it can become sluggish when working with extremely large databases or datasets.

DBVis is easy to use. I use it to write queries and export reports. I love being able to just click a button and have results in a format that I can share with stake holders.

Wish it had more mongo support. We are moving in the nosql realm more and more and want an easy one stop app to do it all.

I like it that it supports multiple DBMS and all platforms, so I can use it on my mac and windows laptop

I wish there was an option to cloud-sync settings, bookmarks and files.

Packed full of useful features and has always been able to connect to thje databases I need to connect to

There is nothing in the product that I have actively disliked or had problems with

The feature set is remarkable, and an excellent value. Especially useful and robust are the data import/export features and the data and database structure editing tools.

In many years I have not had any problems or complaints.

The ease with the pro-edition for update and inserting industry size data.

The searching of a specific table is difficult because there are no specific search bar for it.

I have been using DbVisualizer for the past 5 years and I have been quite accustomed with it so much that I do not look elsewhere. Whenever I change companies, I immediately recommend using this tools to others. Easy to use and has a lot of capabilities a database user needs

There can be minor issues when upgrade happens. Once after upgrade, all my connections were lost, and there were no backups found. I had to recreate them from scratch again. As a learning, I do upgrade often, and when I do, I take a backup of all the connections first.

Simple UI (love the recent upgrade) and very intuitive

There isn’t anything I don’t like. Maybe the ability to use more fonts.

It does everything one would expect from a database client but better. The number of supported database types is incredible; the new ui twicks and the memory improvement are great.

Limited data model design tools; the interface still requires a long onboarding phase.

DbVisualizer allows access to the Mimer SQL database. In fact, ALL SQL data definition commands can be generated through the menu interface.Very easy to get an overview of the schema and all objects in the database.

Difficult to setup first connection and get started.

Ease of use, quick installation, ability to connect with so many databases and ability to play around with query results.

Upon new installation, I could see that the existing database connections were removed and needed to be re-created. If something can be done to export existing database connections as a file which could be imported upon an upgrade, that would be great!

* The ability to support multiple database.* Quick UI based representation of table relationships.* Great visualizations to reverse engineer schema

* The ability of no having SQL competition

How easy it it to write a sql script to access the info in databases. I also like how it handles multiple databases, instead of being locked into just one.

I wish the error reporting would reference line numbers for the errors.

First use of dbvis was pretty simple, even with adding and configuring JDBC for Informix. I really like the possibility to run a sql in an automated script.

The way to set up a network folder as a bookmark folder could be simpler

I've been using DBVis for about as long as it's been around. I recall using it back around 1999. This product has continued to evolve and improve, which is why I continue to subscribe to annual updates. The greatest benefit I've gotten from the app is a single platform providing access to any data source having a JDBC driver (which is probably near all of them) and that exposes those differing systems in a common and consistent way. There is absolutely no noticeable lag or buffering or constant cache updates like I see with another product.

Prior to about 2017 I'd have very little to say here. Around that time I began using a programming editor, JetBrains IntelliJ Ultimate. Part of that software is their full DataGrip application. Somehow, they've got the edge when it comes to code completion and object introspection. The responsiveness within the UI is so much quicker and smoother than when I enable auto-completion in DbVis.

Really like the ease of use. It's reliable, dependable and just a workhorse to query your database. Like the fact that the updates are easy to install. When I have a question and/or a problem that needs resolution, there are lots of resources available to help.

I did have a problem once that was especially challenging and difficult for me to bring to resolution, but eventually I was able to solve it. An upgrade stalled midway through that just would not successfully complete the installation process. Customer service was able to help me identify that the install was hungup and expecting the latest version of other software on my laptop. Once that was updated the install process completed successfully.

Query time mentioned along with the results made me write faster queries and importing exporting is much easier and can be done with in the connections

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

Good visualization, good use of memory and easy to back out of queries.

I wish copying values from a result set would put commas between the values and single quotes like SQL developer does.

Its very easy to use and also the query execution is cool with errors showing. Also the db export and import is a lot easier and in all types of formats.

The only thing is that the connections get lost easily.

This product is easy enough to use that I have even configured it for non-technical customers to allow them to easily browse and even edit data. There is some setup in those situations, but it is minimal (create the connection)

I love this product. I cannot think of anything that I am not happy with.

Its intuitive to use and allows more over the GUI than other software. Its a breeze to use this solution for multiple DBs of Type (pgSQL/MSSQL).

A bit difficult is the use of the Java Connectors. Some do not give all possibilities of the vendors ODBC driver.