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    DB Explorer

    DB Explorer

    The modern AI‑first database client for developers DBAs and analyst

    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.
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    Orbit

    Orbit

    ORBIT : Operating Business Intelligence Tool

    ORBIT : Operating Business Intelligence Tool Making Data Accessible Through Centralized Database Access ORBIT is a business intelligence tool designed to make data accessible to a broad audience within your company by centralizing access to databases. With this application, users can easily create reports, perform interactive analyses, and extract insights from raw data. The application simplifies data handling by providing easy-to-use features for non-technical users while maintaining...
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    SQL-Kitten is a generic sql client written in Java that can be used to connect to any jdbc compliant database. Some features are: Run SQL queries, Search within resultsets, Easy insert/update/delete, insert/update CLOB and BLOB datatype
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    Currently dead. Web-based SQL client that can connect to any number of databases using JDBC. Provides a clean, simple and fast interface using HTML and Javascript to make it very easy to run common SQL queries. Faster than your average Swing-based client
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    JSQL Edit is a database-independent SQL client that allows graphical manipulation for making queries to databases. JSQL Edit is written in Java and uses JDBC for connectivity and Java Swing for a graphical user interface.
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    ProDBA The cross platform Oracle development/administration tool written in Java. Features a powerful SQL editor and schema navigator. Can export dynamic queries to the web.
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