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TablePlus 27.1 puts more than twenty databases in one native window
TablePlus 27.1 connects to over twenty databases from a single native window, with inline editing, stacked filters, code review and safe mode. The free build gives two tabs and two windows, and a perpetual licence starts at 99 dollars.
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phpMyAdmin moves building, dumping and permissions into the browser
An open tool that moves the everyday handling of MySQL and MariaDB into a browser: creating databases, importing and exporting, setting up permissions and running statements all happen on a web page, with version 5.2.3 published under GPL-2.0.
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Valentina Studio: one window for many databases, release 18.2.2
A cross platform tool for managing and developing databases, aimed at architects, developers and administrators as well as teaching. It speaks both SQL and NoSQL across a wide list of engines, exports results to CSV, JSON and Excel, and can generate tables from a visual diagram.
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SQLyog review: a client that speaks to one database, on purpose
Two decades of attention to a single engine buys a fast editor, a readable execution plan and a schema comparison that writes the change script for you, with a free community build underneath.
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Navicat Premium review: one window for every database you touch
Relational, document, cloud and on-site engines behind a single connection tree, with a transfer wizard and a schema comparison that turn cross-engine migration from a scripting job into a few clicks.
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DBeaver Community: One Window for Every Database You Touch
A single client that connects to relational and non-relational databases alike, with a browser, a SQL editor and a result pane in one window. Import and export handle spreadsheets and flat files, and visual modelling lets you drag tables and relations into place.
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