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The tools to access Microsoft SQL server are really good since they have Visual Studio based tool. MySQL workbench is almost at that quality but I'm not sure wh

The tools to access Microsoft SQL server are really good since they have Visual Studio based tool. MySQL workbench is almost at that quality but I'm not sure what a Postgres alternative would be.

manigandham 9y ago
DBeaver is highly recommended: https://dbeaver.jkiss.org https://dbeaver.jkiss.org
- LeonM 9y ago
  Better link to the official website: https://dbeaver.com/ https://dbeaver.com/
  - manigandham 9y ago
    That's the enterprise/commercial version which recently has a cost involved. Worth it for the nosql access.
benjaminjackman 9y ago
IntelliJ Ultimate has pretty good built in tools as well that handle a lot of different dialects. I've used MSSQL and PG with pretty good results, e.g. code complete that uses the db schemas is really nice to have when exploring databases.
- teilo 9y ago
  Look at JetBrains DataGrip - the standalone tool for DBs. IntelliJ's tools are a derivative of that.
- noir_lord 9y ago
  Aye, Ultimate is a no brainer if you are a polyglot, you get nearly all the singular ide's in one.
the_rosentotter 9y ago
For a web interface, especially for data browsing/editing, TeamPostgreSQL[1] is the best I have used for any database. [1] http://www.teampostgresql.com/ http://www.teampostgresql.com/
bdcravens 9y ago
I've been using DataGrip for both SQL Server and Postgresql for over a year now, and am very happy.