HOW TO INSTALL
Installation instructions
You can download and use DbVisualizer for free. To unlock all features and to get full support you will need a Pro license. For details, see the pricing page.
All files are contained in an enclosing folder named:DbVisualizerUnpack 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 register the software in the Windows registry. Start DbVisualizer by running:DbVisualizer\dbvis
Please note that you'll need to have the correct Java version that matches your OS's architecture installed on your computer for DbVisualizer to work. If uncertain, you can instead choose a DbVisualizer installer that bundles Java.
All files are contained in an enclosing folder namedDbVisualizerUnpack the tgz file in a terminal window with the following command or double-click it in the Finder:open dbvis_macos_<version>.tgz
Start DbVisualizer by opening the following:DbVisualizer
Please note that you'll need to have the correct Java version that matches your OS's architecture installed on your computer for DbVisualizer to work. If uncertain, you can instead choose a DbVisualizer installer that bundles Java.
All files are contained in an enclosing folder namedDbVisualizerUnpack the distribution file in a terminal window with:gunzip dbvis_unix_<version>.tar.gz tar xf dbvis_unix_<version>.tar
Start DbVisualizer by executing the command:DbVisualizer\dbvis
Please note that you'll need to have the correct Java version that matches your OS's architecture installed on your computer for DbVisualizer to work. If uncertain, you can instead choose a DbVisualizer installer that bundles Java.
Install the RPM archive with the following command in a terminal window or use your favorite RPM tool:sudo rpm -i dbvis_linux_<version>.rpm
Start DbVisualizer by either finding the application and double-clicking on its icon or by executing the following command in a terminal window:dbvis
Install the DEB archive with the following command in a terminal window or use your favorite DEB tool:sudo dpkg -i dbvis_linux_<version>.deb
Start DbVisualizer by either finding the application and double-clicking on its icon or by executing the following command in a terminal window:dbvis
You 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.