

DBeaver
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A comprehensive, open-source database management tool ideal for developers and administrators. It supports various databases via JDBC drivers, offers extensive plugins and tools like ER diagrams, data migration, and metadata editing, while being ad-free and portable. Usability and extensibility are key features.
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- Freemium • Open Source
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Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Flathub
- Eclipse
- Flatpak
- Java
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- Maoholguin updated DBeaver
- POX added DBeaver as alternative to SnapDB App
- dszalkowski reviewed DBeaver
The main reason why I use dBeaver is the possibility of making the physical model of the data from any relational database.
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- 41,715 Stars
- 3,564 Forks
- 2876 Open Issues
- Updated Feb 13, 2025
Comments and Reviews
The best database management for Linux so far, running on Debian 9 Stretch.
It cannot import data from a JSON file
The main reason why I use dBeaver is the possibility of making the physical model of the data from any relational database.
Great tool. Using it from years :)
You've never seen great tools :)
Reply written Feb 15, 2024
Multi-platform due to Java. Connects to various database engines. Various plugins supported due to the JetBrains ecosystem. With Microsoft Sql Server the user has to select the text of a script instead of running a script due to problems with the 'GO' keyword. I blame the closed-source nature of the engine for that. Also the table data inspector is a life saver. Much more better and advanced than the one existent in Microsoft Sql Management Studio. You can actually save/edit values instead of going to another window and creating the SQL statement to edit a single value.
I like Dbeaver because it's very use and powerfull
It's impossible to export import database dumps using this while you are working in docker container, cause it doesn't contain any DB engine. It's very uncomfortable and it force me to use Valentino studio (or any other software) to save and load DB