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ERBuilder
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Ease of use
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Affordable
Very affordable compared to pricey alternatives.
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Supports many databases
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ER Builder is easy to use and a complete modeling tool
Very interesting tool, powerful and easy to use. Can do reverse and forward engineering, generate SQL script, and more.
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Lightweight
Small install size.
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Supports Amazon Redshift data modeling
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DbDesigner
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Templates
Has lots of templates with example database designs.
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Beta
Seems to be in beta status.
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Reverse and forward engineering
Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL and Oracle reverse engineering. Support for MS SQL and SQLite is planned.
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Generic design
Can create a "generic" design for all supported databases.
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SchemaCrawler
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Need Java
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Many options for output formats in addition to graphical
The text-based output serves for database documentation, and is designed to be diff-ed against other database schemas.
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Does not work with schema dumpfiles
SchemaCrawler has no methods for dealing with when you only have a schema generated via something like (mysqldump --no-data [options] >schema-only_dump.sql) , and do not currently have access to a live database to connect with.
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Extensive and detailed documentation online
Including visuals of the results of command-line option usage.
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Free
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Windows, Linux, Mac
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SchemaSpy
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Entity Relationship Digramming for nearly any JDBC-compliant database
SchemaSpy can analyze database metadata in order to reverse engineer ER (Entity Relationship) diagrams for any JDBC-compliant database which includes Oracle, MySQL, Sql-Server and Postgres among others.
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Does not work with schema dumpfiles
SchemaSpy has no methods for dealing with when you only have a schema generated via something like (mysqldump --no-data [options] >schema-only_dump.sql) , and do not currently have access to a live database to connect with.
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Has a GUI option available
SchemaSpy is a CLI tool. For people who prefer GUI-based tools there's one available from a different maintainer which stands on top of the CLI version.
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GUI option is a separate download by a different maintainer
Since the GUI version is from a different maintainer, it may be abandoned and eventually break if SchemaSpy development continues beyond that. Or it may implement new features much later than the CLI version.
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Project may be dead or dying
The codebase on sourceforge hasn't seen an update since 2010.
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, Mac
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Java
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JDBC-compliant
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dbdiagram.io
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Multi database
Can export to MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server, can also import Ruby on Rails.
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Limited free version
The free version allows 10 diagrams and advanced options like color can not be used.
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Clean interface
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No Crowfeet
Does not show "Crowfeet" symbols in relations.
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Ease of use
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DBeaver
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Cross-platform
Supported on Windows (2000/XP/2003/Vista/7/8/10), Linux, Mac OS and Solaris (x86).
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Never-ending function errors
Like, 'Communications link failure', 'Connection refused' (Community Edition 6.2.1).
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Free
It is licensed under GPL v2.
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Cannot view function
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Works for many types of databases
MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Sybase, Java DB (Derby), Firebird (Interbase), Derby (JavaDB), SQLite, Mimer, HSQLDB, H2, IBM Informix, Teradata, SAP MAX DB, Cache, Ingres, Linter, Vertica, MongoDB, Cassandra, ODBC, Any JDBC compliant data source.
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Trigger edition
Until version 3.5.8 you can not edit triggers, only view (since 3.5.6).
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Follow foreign key to their primary key
If you have a table with a foreign key you can click on it to see the table row where this key references to.
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Formatted text view
It has the classic grid view and a well-organized text view that you can quick-select with CTRL-A.
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Easy to use, clean neat inteface
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, MacOS
Technology:
Java
Database management:
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, IBM DB2, SQL Server, Access, Sybase, Firebird, Derby (JavaDB), SQLite, Mimer, HSQLDB, H2, IBM Informix, Teradata, SAP MAX DB, Cache, Ingres, Linter, Vertica, MongoDB, Cassandra, ODBC, Any JDBC compliant data source
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Model Xtractor
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Complete diagrams
Generates complete diagrams of a database with one click.
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Driver download
Some database drivers need to be installed manually, e.g. for PostgreSQL the Npgsql MSI installer.
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Lightweight
Only a 5 Mb download.
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Multiple databases
Supports multiple databases: Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Azure, Amazon Redshift, SQLite and Firebird.
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Easy
Very user friendly.
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Schemaball
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Supports reading schemas from multiple sources
Schemaball can read schemas from multiple sources such as SQL schema dumps, flat files or live databases.
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Visualizations may be hard to get used to
Since schemas are visualized by using stylized "schema balls" it may be hard getting used to them since they are so different from the other, more straightforward options.
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Interesting twist on visual interface
Gives a quick way to grasp an overview on the past/present complexity of the database (or group of tables) undergoing inspection.
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MySQL Workbench
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Mixed experience
Doesn't support HiDPi mode on Windows, everything looks blurry. On Linux it has missing features. On Mac seems to be working just fine. But overall a mixed experience.
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Easy to use
Actions can be directly carried out on tables. The software prepares the relevant query for approval before execution.
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Unintuitive UI
Workbench's user interface is regarded by a lot of users as unintuitive and hard to use. It seems cluttered and hard to get used to. The left side of the application has several sections (which you get to choose which to open) with several tools for each. A lot of features are hidden behind menus and need some getting used to find them.
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Community version
There is a community edition available that is free and open source; licensed under GPL.
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Freezes constantly
Running any kind of query with more than a thousand records or even just opening a file and other actions crashes the application. You are unable to actually stop a query. You have to kill from Windows Task Manager every single time.
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EER diagramming
MySQL Workbench has enhanced entity–relationship modeling support.
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Cross-platform
Works on Windows, Linux, OS X.
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Database synchronization
Forward & reverse engeneering
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