DbVisualizer is tested with the major databases and JDBC drivers. For databases more commonly used in the industry we have added support for database specific features. Jul 09, 2020. DbVisualizer integrates seamlessly with the supported operating systems, Windows, macOS and Linux/UNIX. Key bindings are configurable and the appearance of the application is highly customizable.
Description
DbVisualizer Pro is a database management and analysis software for all major databases (including Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, Sybase, MySQL, SQLite) on Windows and MAC operating systems. DbVisualizer is the perfect tool for database developers and administrators, helping you develop and maintain databases. This software has several special features that you can use to change the software features.
Features of DbVisualizer Pro
- SQL Tools: Support for Autofill, Parametric SQL, SQL Format, Visual Query Maker, Design Explanation and Command Line Interface
- Database Browser: Displays different objects side by side
- Database Object Management: An intuitive tool for managing database objects, editing, compiling, functions, triggers, etc.
- Data Sheet Management: Table data editor such as binary / BLOB and CLOB data, import from CSV and Excel files
- Extract database objects and tables as CSV, XML as well as support for output of very large results
- Run sql scripts
- Data Chart
- Set up step-by-step connections with the wizard
- Use a physical connection for all operations
- Organize database connections in a folder
- Set the background color of the tab individually for each connection
- Filtering database objects
- Hide database objects
- Searching for database objects
- Organize database connections with drag & drop
- Create and modify tables
- Rename the table
- Monitor difference row number
- View PDF documents
- Output formats include CSV, HTML, SQL, XML, XLS, XLSX, JSON
- Automatically resize the column
To see the full data DbVisualizer Pro is here to see.
Required system
Operating System
- Windows
- Linux / Unix
- Mac OS X
- RAM: 512 MB
- Disk Space: 50 MB
- Java Runtime Environment 1.7
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Installation guide
Read the Readme.txt file in the Crack folder.
Download
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DbVisualizer Pro 10.0.17 All OS Crack | 2.15 MB | Download |
DbVisualizer Pro 10.0.18 macOS | 77.1 MB | Download |
DbVisualizer Pro 10.0.20 x64 | 97.3 MB | Download |
DbVisualizer Pro 10.0.20 x86 | 92.4 MB | Download |
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Changing Java memory in DbVisualizer 9.1.3 and later versions
Starting with DbVisualizer 9.1.3 Java VM properties such as virtual memory is modified from within the DbVisualizer user interface. You find the Java VM Properties setup in Tools->Tool Properties and in the General top level category.
The screenshot shows memory being set to 768 MB which is just an example. Adjust it accordingly but make sure to follow the notice below.
Don't set the -Xmx property too large as it may result in Java not being able to launch DbVisualizer properly. If you experience problems starting DbVisualizer open a file explorer tool on your system and remove this file depending on operating system:
Windows: C:Users<user>.dbvisuser.vmoptions
Linux/Unix: /home/<user>/.dbvis/user.vmoptions
Mac OS X: /Users/<user>/.dbvis/user.vmoptions
Java properties for the dbvisgui and dbviscmd scripts are changed by editing respective script.
The memory information shown in the DbVisualizer status bar shows information about memory available for new tabs, result sets etc. It does not include memory reserved for internal processing and the max amount is therefore always lower than the value specified by the -Xmx option. With -Xmx512m, the status bar max value is typically 341M.
Also note that if you still run out of memory after increasing the max memory, you may find the hints about how to reduce the memory requirements in Handling Memory Constraints helpful.
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NOTE: If the _JAVA_OPTIONS environment variable is set and includes any of the Java VM properties that are set in DbVisualizer. The _JAVA_OPTIONS properties are used first. If this happens, Java will printout for example 'Picked up _JAVA_OPTIONS: -Xmx512m' when starting DbVisualizer.
Changing Java VM memory in 9.1.3 and earlier versions
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The following explains how to increase the memory for each platform for versions older than DbVisualizer 9.1.3 or when the current runtime don't allow changing memory settings from within the DbVisualizer UI.
Windows/Linux/UNIX:
- Open the DBVIS-HOMEdbvis.vmoptions options file in a texteditor. (This file is located in the installation directory for DbVisualizer).
- Any Java system property can be added to this file and each row is interpreted as a standard system property to the Java VM
- To increase the maximum memory available for Java modify the property -Xmx768m
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(This example sets the memory to 768MB but you can set it to any value that is appropriate for your system).
Mac OS X:
On Mac OS X, edit the Info.plist file to change the Java VM parameters including the maximum memory property.