Description
With SQL Server, MySQL and an old Access file from a legacy project all on your plate, one admin tool per database means constantly switching and remembering each tool's habits. AnySQL Maestro goes through ODBC to bring them all into one window.
Once connected you can build queries by drag and drop, draw relationship diagrams, run scripts in batches, and edit table data and object structure directly. When a colleague needs a description of the schema, you do not have to write one by hand.
The free edition covers everyday querying and management, which suits developers and admins who move data between several kinds of databases.
ODBC multi-database access: Connect to SQL Server, MySQL, Access and other sources through ODBC drivers.
Visual query builder: Drag tables and fields to build queries instead of typing every statement.
Database diagrams: See how tables relate in a relationship diagram.
Script runner: Run SQL scripts, handy for bulk table creation and migrations.
Data and structure editing: Edit table data and manage tables, views and other objects.
Once connected you can build queries by drag and drop, draw relationship diagrams, run scripts in batches, and edit table data and object structure directly. When a colleague needs a description of the schema, you do not have to write one by hand.
The free edition covers everyday querying and management, which suits developers and admins who move data between several kinds of databases.
Features
ODBC multi-database access: Connect to SQL Server, MySQL, Access and other sources through ODBC drivers.
Visual query builder: Drag tables and fields to build queries instead of typing every statement.
Database diagrams: See how tables relate in a relationship diagram.
Script runner: Run SQL scripts, handy for bulk table creation and migrations.
Data and structure editing: Edit table data and manage tables, views and other objects.
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