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DB Explorer is a free, cross-platform database query tool and schema explorer built for developers, DBAs, and data analysts. It provides a clean graphical interface for connecting to multiple database systems, writing and executing SQL, exploring schemas, monitoring database health, and generating SQL queries using AI — all from a single application. Supported Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, Oracle, SQLite, Amazon DynamoDB, and any JDBC-compatible database.

Please leave a review or suggest improvements. Source Code on GIT : https://github.com/milind-brahme/query-light Query Light is a lightweight oracle client based on jdbc. Application has moderate sql editing capabilities. It provides basic querying and data retrieval functions. Query light is ideal for working on read only environments. Latest Update and Fixes Added ability to write xlsx in new office xlsx format. Added ability to view code with F4. Added additional describe...

Makumba helps you rapidly develop data driven web applications. Provides a custom JSP taglib as a main interface, but leaves API open for advanced access. It is implemented in Java. Moved to GitHub: https://github.com/makumba

Mirage implements an complete 100% transparent Object Relational mapping for Java. It builds the database schema incrementally, to support incremental development and refactoring as it happens in Extreme Programming.

JDBC Tester is a software that allows to prove JDBC connections and SQL statements. The central idea is to have a software that is used for the design of statements and learning SQL with an graphical user interface simple to use.

JDBase is one framework java for creation of graphic interface and manipulation of data. Using graphic API SWT/JFace or Swing to activate the development of systems client/server when the objective is the manipulation of data.

Talisman is an interpreter for a logical markup language. This language contains the content and logic of a web (or, in the future, Java Swing) based user interface, including arbitrary datatypes and processing actions.