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DbVisualizer is highly configurable. Settings can be defined on the application level or per database connection. All settings are saved between invocations.

 
The key binding support in DbVisualizer is extensive as it supports setting key bindings for lots of operations. There are pre-defined key maps specifically for Windows, Linux/UNIX and Mac OS X users. This is really important for key bindings such as those used for editing since these key strokes are different in each OS. In addition there are key maps for users coming from other database tools such as TOAD and SQL Server's Query Analyzer.
Key Bindings
Control the individual coloring for the syntax highlighting in the SQL editor.
SQL Editor Colors
There are many settings used to control the appearance and behavior of DbVisualizer. Two great feature is the Color & Border for a database connection. These are used to highlight certain components that use the database connection.
Color and Border
The grid colors can be defined so that every second row is presented in an alternate color.
Grid Colors
 
The permission feature simply controls every action and SQL that are about to be executed. The permission is set per individual SQL statements executed in the SQL Commander, such as DELETE, DROP, UPDATE, etc. The response can be any of "Allow", "Ask" or "Deny". Permissions are also available when editing in the table data editor. Permissions can be defined for Insert, Update or Delete operations. The response for each command is any of "Confirm" or "No Confirm". Permissions are grouped based on the connection modes, "Development", "Test" and "Production".
Permission Control
Feature DbVisualizer
Pro		 DbVisualizer
Free
» Define your own key bindings
» Pre-defined key bindings for TOAD and SQL Server Analyzer
» Set unique properties per database connection
» Permissions checks what commands need confirmation
» Customize the format of Date, Time and Numbers
» Set fonts
» And a lot more...