DbVisualizer Features

Allows data movement from one database to another.

Provides data backup and recovery functionality to protect and restore a database.

Allows users to access and work on data concurrently, supporting several views of the data.

Stores the database metadata, that is the definitions of data elements, types, relationships etc.

Creates a copy of the database to maintain consistency and integrity.

Allows users to create, update and retrieve data in a database.

Monitors and analyzes critical database attributes like query performance, user sessions, dead lock detail, system errors etc and visualize them on a custom dashboard.

Provides administrators with detailed insight into changes made by database developers.

Allows users to revert back to previous versions of their database builds.

Detects and notifies teams of problematic post-deployment outcomes such as security vulnerabilities.

Encrypts and transforms data at the database from a readable state into a ciphertext of unreadable characters.

Allows restricted user acess to modify depending on the access level.

Reliably automates elements of the database development process.

Validates potential database changes against development, security, and/or compliance standards.

Tracks and manages database changes, allowing users to collaborate on and change the same files without compromising the overall build by introducing conflicting code.

Offers SQL integration capabilities such as running queries

Integrates with several SQL database systems without requiring separate plugins

Debugging features included to maintain SQL data quality

Comes with intelligent SQL Code Completion

Provides SQL scripting capabilities through a text editor or a GUI

Offers full read and write capabilities, allowing users to interact with and modify data across multiple database systems