Order browse data on one or more columns.Browse data from multiple tables simultaneously.Change schema data types from one database to another.Generate schema scripts to any particular database.
Generate SQL statements directly from the schema graphical Layout.Highlight Foreign Keys for a given table, which triggers on delete events.Supports Drag&Drop from project tree to graphical Layout.Drag, pan and zoom Layouts using simple mouse movements.Create and use multiple Layouts inside a project.Edit your schemas Graphically using Layouts, including tables, views, foreign keys, etc.
Edit tables, columns, indexes, foreign keys, procedures, triggers, sequences, and comments.It uses an abstraction level between internal database schema representation and any particular database.Schema import includes tables, views, foreign keys, procedures, triggers, sequences and comments.
Currently tested DBMS include: Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, DB2 for Windows/Linux, Cache, DaffodilDB, FrontBase, HSQLDB, Informix, JavaDB/Derby, Microsoft SQL Server, Mimer, Pervasive, PointBase, Sybase SQL Anywhere, Sybase ASE. Several DBMS have already been tested, but more will be added later. Connect to any JDBC compatible database. Discover DbSchema layouts, virtual foreign keys, Relational Data Browse, interactive PDF documentation, and many other features. Build meaningful relations between tables and document the schema. It is built for large schemas and complex databases. It can be evaluated 15 days for free, no registration is required. Build-in tools allow to visually explore the database data, build and execute queries, generate random data, build forms applications or reports, and more. Using Db Schema you can design the schema with or without the database, save the design as a project file, deploy schema on multiple databases, and share the design in a team. DbSchema is a diagram-oriented database Windows PC software compatible with all relational and many No-SQL databases, like MySql, Cassandra, PostgreSQL, MongoDB schema visualization, Redshift, SqlServer, Azure, Oracle, Teradata, and more.
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