ORACLE
The Oracle client with the best user reviews.
A TOP-PERFORMING ORACLE CLIENT
The trusted Oracle client.
DbVisualizer has a long history of being users’ preferred Oracle client.
It has everything you need to develop, connect and manage your Oracle database. It supports Oracle-specific object types and everything else that makes Oracle a great db.
OBJECT TYPES AND ACTIONS
Oracle object specific support.
DbVisualizer puts you in the driver seat for your Oracle database. It even offers support for object types and actions specific to the Oracle database. Here are some examples.
Triggers
Called automatically whenever an edit event occurs in the database.
Procedures
A sequence of SQL statements stored for reuse and execution.
Views
Virtual tables derived from one or more existing database tables.
PROPERTIES
Configure the Oracle client to your liking.
Set the properties for the Oracle client so it works as you want directly properties pane. Decide if the user needs to enter a User ID and password to access the interface. Enable or disable pre-processing of scripts. You can even set up auto-commit and much more.
The properties below and many more can be configured in the Oracle manager to match how you want to work.
SQL client
The universal
database tool.
DbVisualizer is thoughtfully engineered to handle objects and properties specific to Oracle - and it also includes features that work across almost any data source.
VISUALIZATION
Automatic visualizations.
The relationships between objects in Oracle are essential to understand. With automatically generated ERDs you’ll be able to visualize dependencies and opportunities directly in the Oracle client.
EDITOR
A powerful editor for Oracle.
Writing SQL for Oracle isn’t exactly like writing SQL for other databases. DbVisualizer understands the subtle differences and provides relevant suggestions, letting you create better SQL queries more efficiently.
SCHEDULING
Scheduling with Oracle Scheduler.
DbVisualizer supports the use of Oracle Scheduler for the scheduling of tasks.
Jobs can also be scheduled outside of the Oracle client, using the command-line interface (CLI) and the pre-built scheduling tools of your OS.
MAVEN
Oracle JDBC driver management.
The management of Oracle JDBC drivers is automatic with DbVisualizer. With the JDBC driver manager you’ll easily connect to your Oracle database using JDBC drivers hosted on Maven, with multiple versions to choose from.
reviews
Johan A
Software Developer
I use DbVisualizer with everything from H2 embedded databases to Oracle production servers and the thing I like most is how I'm given the best support for all of these databaseses/vendors .
I use DbVisualizer with everything from H2 embedded databases to Oracle production servers and the thing I like most is how I'm given the best support for all of these databaseses/vendors . show less
Verified user.
Review from CAPTERRA
José L
Since I teach and use 3 database engines, it is the perfect tool to switch among them. I use it for SQL, PL-SQL and T-SQL development. I also use it in my common DBA tasks, either through graphical interface or by SQL script. It is reliable and I trust in its results.It has a nice and intuitive int...
Since I teach and use 3 database engines, it is the perfect tool to switch among them. I use it for SQL, PL-SQL and T-SQL development. I also use it in my common DBA tasks, either through graphical interface or by SQL script. It is reliable and I trust in its results.It has a nice and intuitive interface that allows me to work with different database servers using common commands. For example, if you need to export a table, you can use the same graphical interface or the same command line, (@export) whatever you are working with Oracle, MS SQL Server, MySQL or MariaDB. show less
Verified user.
Review from G2.com
Michael L
Owner, Director of Managed Services
If you dig into Oracle, Postgres, SQL Server, DB2, MySQL and other databases regurarly, this tool is for you!
If you dig into Oracle, Postgres, SQL Server, DB2, MySQL and other databases regurarly, this tool is for you! show less
Verified user.
Review from G2.com
James T
Senior Consultant
Spanning many years as a consultant at many different client sites, I have been able to connect to all different database types (DB2, Oracle, MySQL, SqlServer, etc) using DbVisualizer.
Spanning many years as a consultant at many different client sites, I have been able to connect to all different database types (DB2, Oracle, MySQL, SqlServer, etc) using DbVisualizer. show less
Verified user.
Review from G2.com
Verified reviewer
Easy to set up and write queries to existing Oracle database.
Easy to set up and write queries to existing Oracle database. show less
Verified user.
Review from G2.com
Raymond J
Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
What I like best is the easy way to explore data and see the links between data sets. I have used it against sql server, Oracle, Postgresql.
What I like best is the easy way to explore data and see the links between data sets. I have used it against sql server, Oracle, Postgresql. show less
Verified user.
Review from G2.com
Michael B
Senior Backend Engineer
Provides a common interface to many different databases. Easy to use.
Provides a common interface to many different databases. Easy to use. show less
Verified user.
Review from CAPTERRA
Kunal G
Staff Software Engineer
Ease of use, quick installation, ability to connect with so many databases and ability to play around with query results.
Ease of use, quick installation, ability to connect with so many databases and ability to play around with query results. show less
Verified user.
Review from CAPTERRA
Austin C
Systems Communication Engineer
DbVisualizer is extremely easy to use. I love the interface.
DbVisualizer is extremely easy to use. I love the interface. show less
Verified user.
Review from CAPTERRA
Niels C
Developer
Tons of features. Most importantly great editor with autocomplete.
Tons of features. Most importantly great editor with autocomplete. show less
Verified user.
Review from CAPTERRA
G2 REVIEWS
Used and rated
by the best.
DbVisualizer is a G2 Leader among database management software.
FAQs
Oracle is a relational database management system developed by one of the largest vendors in the industry, commonly used in enterprise businesses.
An Oracle client is a software tool used to connect to and manage Oracle databases. Oracle Instant Client is a lightweight package provided by Oracle that enables database connectivity without a full client installation.
An Oracle Database Viewer is utilized to navigate and manage Oracle databases, facilitating actions such as inserting, deleting, and updating tables. An Oracle viewer often comes as part of popular database clients.
You connect to your database with a JDBC driver, DbVisualizer has a driver manager built in so you can easily connect to Oracle.
With DbVisualizer you write SQL queries, which clever highlighting of operations and autocomplete suggestions. The tool also has a visual query builder, that automatically generates SQL code as you drag and drop tables and select what values you want to include.
You can easily Download DbVisualizer and connect to your Oracle database. You can use the client for free with limited functionality, try the Pro version for 21 days or buy the Pro version to get the full function set.
Oracle is known for its high availability and performance. Oracle is a popular database within the enterprise segment.
Yes, DbVisualizer can connect to many different data sources to navigate and manage data. With DbVisualizer you get one tool to manage all (on this list) data sources that is used in your business.
You connect to Oracle with the built in driver manager in DbVisualizer. Select Oracle from the list of available databases, enter the credentials and DbVisualizer automatically sets up the connection.
DbVisualizer has extended support for Oracle object types and functions, you can see the full list of supported object types here.
You can put multiple SQL editors next to each other for quick comparisons, re-arrange tabs, work with variables, save scripts, get help with the auto-complete feature and a lot more in DbVisualizer. The database client is built to make your life easier and you can easily customize the layout and functions to match your workflow.
Those different environment labels in which you work with your database does mean more or less the same thing. While a client indicates that you have a server elsewhere, the GUI refers to the graphical interface of the application. IDE refers to the larger "integrated development environment" and the editor refers to in actual part of the client in which you write your code. A workbench focuses more on the process of development itself. However, all of these have come to be synonym in how people refer to the application in which you do the actual coding.
Yes, you browse your database with DbVisualizer. You can see the tables, relations and custom objects that have been created for each database. There are automatic visualization tools for you to generate Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERDs) or see the servers explain plan.