I'm a QA tester for school district software and I'm in DbVisualizer Pro pretty much every day, mostly against our PostgreSQL & MSSQL databases for our internal services and our customers. A lot of my testing depends on having the right data before I start. For example, if I'm testing a report download screen I need a print file my test login can actually see. I just poke around the tables, write a quick query (autocomplete fills in most of the table and column names) and I've got what I need in a couple of minutes. After the test I run the same query again to make sure what the app saved matches what the screen showed me. I use the software mostly for fixing payrolls for our customers. I can easily back up and back out data, which allows me to rerun programs to repost payrolls. I have used other types of DB softwares but prefer DBVisualizer. It's easy to use and user friendly in my opinion. I haven't used it for integrations yet as I haven't needed it for that reason. Getting started was easy. I had it connected to our servers and was running queries the first day. Between the docs and the built-in help I haven't needed to contact support. Performance has been fine for me. I leave it open all day with a few tabs and connections and it keeps up, even with bigger result sets. I love that I can adjust the number of rows of data display to help with performance as well. I have not used the AI features in DBVisualizer yet, not sure if I will anytime soon. I mainly use external AI features to help in my daily duties. We pay for Pro and I think it's worth it. Stuff I used to have to ask a developer to check, I just do myself now, several times a day. Grid editing and the export options alone make it worth it over the free version for me.

Easy to use and a raft of features. Great support team

The ability to connect to multiple types of databases (MySQL, Athena, etc.) and color-code each one based on things like environment is huge. I also like that I can quickly view different features of a SQL DB through a simple, easy-to-use navigation system.