Start the trial by running the latest version and then open the Evaluate Pro Edition under the Help menu.
OS Support:
Windows 10/8/7
Linux
macOS 10.7.3+
Windows 32-bit: Java 8 is required
Windows 64-bit: Java 8 is recommended
macOS: Java 11 is recommended
Linux: Java 11 is recommended
It is the FREE AdoptOpenJDK Java that is bundled for installers With Java VM.
Known Java issues for Windows, Linux, macOS usersThe installation files you download here are identical for the DbVisualizer Free and DbVisualizer Pro editions. The DbVisualizer Pro features are enabled when you install a license key.
Get Java If you are using Windows and macOS, you can download the installer that includes Java, or let the installer without a Java automatically check for Java and install it. If a matching Java version is not found on your computer, that installer will ask if it should download it (only on Windows and macOS). You can also manually install Java for Windows, Linux/Unix and macOS by clicking the Get Java button to the right.
For DbVisualizer versions older than 9.2 Java 6 is installed automatically on macOS.
All files are contained in an enclosing folder named DbVisualizer.
Unpack the distribution file with the built-in zip archive
extraction utility in Windows.
The ZIP archive installer will not add any entries to
the Start menu, add desktop launchers or even register
the software in the Windows registry. Start DbVisualizer by clicking the dbvis.exe file
in the installation directory.
All files are contained in an enclosing folder named DbVisualizer.
Unpack the distribution file in a terminal window with:
gunzip dbvis_unix_<version>.tar.gz
tar xf dbvis_unix_<version>.tarStart DbVisualizer by executing the command:
DbVisualizer/dbvisInstall the RPM archive with the following command in a terminal window or use your favorite RPM tool:
rpm -i <download_filename>.rpmStart DbVisualizer by executing the command:
dbvisInstall the DEB archive with the following command in a terminal window or use your favorite DEB tool:
sudo dpkg -i <download_filename>.debStart DbVisualizer by executing the command:
dbvisYou may install a new version of DbVisualizer on top of an older version. Your configuration will not be lost.You can install different major versions of DbVisualizer side by side.