RazorSQL 9 is a program for managing major databases within a single program. The program allows you to run SQl queries, visually edit, create, modify and view tables, import and export data, create queries in the query creator and view databases in the database navigator. The program also contains a built-in relational database that does not require any settings. RazorSQL works with all popular databases, including MySQL, Oracle, DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Microsoft Access, Pointbase, and Sybase.

It’s really very convenient, I use similar software myself, although rarely. I didn’t find Russian support, this is of course a minus, since the abundance of possibilities can send a simple user into a stupor, although on the other hand, a simple user will not connect to the DB, and an average person, like me, is able to understand the main points.

After you have gained access to the DB, you will be able to fully administer it, use search, editing, monitoring, perform queries, in general, do everything that you are used to, just in a convenient shell. By the way, regarding the crowbar, to run the generator (at the time of writing the article, the generator is in the archive), it is written in Java, so for its successful launch you need to install the Java SDK in the system, I think this is not a problem and most people have this thing, my job is to warn you so that there is no misunderstanding later.

For environments with multiple DBMS systems and users on different platforms, RazorSQL is hard to beat. Many people use this software for MSSQL Server, Oracle, Greenplum, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB. It connects, runs and does all the syntax highlighting in any of these environments, no questions asked. The ability to keep the SQL IDE when migrating from Windows to Linux Mint is a great feature.

Advanced Connectivity

• Native support for DB2, Derby/JavaDB, Firebird, FrontBase, HSQLDB, Informix, MySQL, OpenBase, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, and Sybase SQL anywhere. Can also connect to any database that supports JDBC or ODBC (Windows only), such as Access, Daffodil, H2, Ingres, Interbase, Mimer SQL, Mckoi, Paradox, Pervasive, Pointbase, Solid, and Teradata.
• PHP MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MS SQL Server Bridges for connecting to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server databases using PHP. Provides remote access to MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server databases running behind PHP-enabled web servers
• MS SQL Server ASP Bridge for connecting to SQL Server databases via ASP. Provides remote access to SQL Server databases running behind ASP-enabled web servers
• RazorSQL JDBC bridge for connecting to databases via a JEE/J2EE application server or servlet container