I have used DataGrip from OSX, Windows, and Linux to connect to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and SQL Server. This is what I found. + Multiplatform, including O

I have used DataGrip from OSX, Windows, and Linux to connect to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and SQL Server. This is what I found. + Multiplatform, including OSX + Multilingual, can connect to many DBs + Decent Ergonomics. Queries don't lock up the UI. Connection closing does not close the query window. Doesn't crash. - Doesn't seem to have code gen from entity. - Not as robust as native clients. Doesn't seem to comprehend Sql Server views and stored procedures - A little weird about having to explicitly fetch schemas before you can browse a database. Can take a long time sometimes. When I need to just query data, it is great. However, when exploring an unfamiliar database it gets weird and I can't rely on it to inform me in a decent way about the presence of non-table things in the database (like views and stored procedures). I would also not rely on it to administer the database. Overall, it has quickly become my favorite DB tool, and I look forward to JetBrains filling out DataGrip's missing features.