DbVis's biggest strength in my work flow is the ability to connect to multiple database backends. The ability to name tabs without saving, the logging interface, ability to export results, and doing so while feeling snappy. It makes for a fantastic experience. I don't use the AI features as of now, but hope to dig into them when I finally have time. I've never had to reach out to support because the software just works - I've yet to find anything confusing, or anything that wasn't intuitive. Getting DbVis installed and connected took maybe 5 minutes, and I was writing queries. For the money, it genuinely can't be beat. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I had to pick a couple of things I find to be friction points, it would be the aggressiveness of the auto-complete - though there may be settings for this, and the VIM integration. The autocomplete can get rather bothersome trying to guess what you're doing, and it doesn't stop. It would be nice if the timeout was per word, vs per initial autocomplete pop-up. The VIM integration is incomplete at best. I'm VERY glad it's there, it will be nice if they round it out add full functionality. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.