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Been using the open source dbeaver for a while now. On the whole very impressed with it, so worth a look as a free alternative.
For example, if you have a table called "catalog_product_flat", would the autocomplete suggest that table when you typed "catprfl"?
Been using the open source dbeaver for a while now. On the whole very impressed with it, so worth a look as a free alternative.
Does the code completion/autocomplete in this program support "fuzzy typing" like in Sublime Text? For example, if you have a table called "catalog_product_flat", would this program's autocomplete suggest that table when you typed "catprfl"? That's one feature I find is missing from every single DBA program out there except for DataGrip, which I don't like because it's overkill.
Been using the open source dbeaver for a while now. On the whole very impressed with it, so worth a look as a free alternative.
Does the code completion/autocomplete in dbeaver support "fuzzy typing" like in Sublime Text? For example, if you have a table called "catalog_product_flat", would the autocomplete suggest that table when you typed "catprfl"?
Don't know if the person who posted this has an affiliation, I do not, but I'm a huge fan of TablePlus so feel it's still worth it for me to comment about this. It offers so many features that seem so natural. Quick editability which in some cases saves a ton of time. Tabs for different tables, plain text editing for queries with highlighting for ease of reading. There are other database interactors, that do the same…
I've been using TablePlus for a long time now as well. I don't have any affiliation but started with their mac app. It was easily the best DB GUI out there. I like that you can use the same GUI for PostgreSQL, MYSQL, Redis, MongoDB, and SQLite (there are even more than this, but these are the ones I use). It is awesome to have one very powerful and well-maintained program for all my database needs. I can get proficie…
For those of you who miss SequelPro before it was abandoned, this is a worthy successor. I bought licenses for my whole team.
This program won't install on Windows 7 because it requires .NET Framework version 4.8, which won't install on Windows 7, because Micro$oft doesn't support it any longer. Given this, you'd think TablePlus would explicitly mention this before putting Windows 7 users through this unnecessary waste of time.
As another comment mentions, support for Linux is a big plus - we need better GUIs in there.
datagrip paginates results in batches of 500 by default, which helps with not accidentally making the interface implode on itself