RazorSQL for Mac
Manage multiple databases from a single application.
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RazorSQL overview
RazorSQL allows you to query, update, navigate, and manage all major databases from one database tool. With RazorSQL, a SQL query tool, SQL editor, and database navigator, you can run SQL scripts, visually edit, create, alter, and view tables, import and export data, build queries with a query builder tool, and navigate databases with the database navigator. It even comes with a built-in relational database engine that requires no configuration.
The SQL programming editor has syntax highlighting for SQL, PL/SQL, TransactSQL, SQL PL, and Java, automatic function/method lookup, automatic column lookup, key ahead, built-in and customizable templates, multi-tabular display of query results, query logging, and many other features including a tool to call stored procedures and a tool to compare table and/or query data.
RazorSQL has been tested with virtually all popular databases, and includes built-in driver support for Cassandra, DB2, Derby, DynamoDB, Firebird, FrontBase, Hive, HSQLDB, Informix, MongoDB, MySQL, OpenBase, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Redshift, Salesforce, SimpleDB, SQLite, SQL Azure, SQL Anywhere, SQL Server, Sybase, Teradata, and others.
What’s new in version 10.6.2
- Upgraded Salesforce API to version 61
- Added support for macOS Sequoia
RazorSQL for Mac
$129.00
In English
Version 10.6.2
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Sep 14 2023
Version: 10.4.5
It's a good solution, but I prefer dbForge Studio for SQL Server. You can see a detailed comparison of RazorSQL, dbForge Studio, and Toad for SQL Server here: https://www.devart.com/dbforge/sql/studio/razorsql-alternative.html
Jun 11 2018
Version: 8.0.0
Been using for a long time. Like the non traditional db support. GUI doesn't blow me away but am using it for productivity not looks.
Mar 22 2018
Version: 7.4.10
awful software that barely functions. dont even bother.
as for the price? im still lauging.
anyone who has ever used sqlyog in windows will not tolerate such a poor piece of software. Unfortunately due to a lack of decent sql Gui's for the mac we're reduced to trying tripe like this.
as for the price? im still lauging.
anyone who has ever used sqlyog in windows will not tolerate such a poor piece of software. Unfortunately due to a lack of decent sql Gui's for the mac we're reduced to trying tripe like this.
Jan 30 2013
Version: 6.0.3
RazorSQL has become one of my must-have development tools.
Pros:
* supports nearly every DBMS you throw at it (I've mostly used it with MySQL, SQLite, and SimpleDB)
* powerful features for editing data, generating queries, import and export
* developer is very responsive to bug reports and feature requests
Cons:
* UI takes a little getting used to
* no auto-update or update-checking functionality
* a bit pricy: if you don't work with multiple DBMSes or don't need advanced features, it may not be worth it.
Oct 26 2010
Version: 5.2.5
I would give this 5 stars (which I rarely do, reserving such for truly excellent) if it had auto-update (i.e., when new versions come out).
It would also be nice if it could translate one DB to another. That said, nothing else is quite like it, working equally well with such a wide variety of RDBMS.
It's also rock-solid, something that PGAdmin can't claim.
