Re:Jailer, a unique open-source database tool
by giancarlostoro on Tuesday August 08, 2023 @09:00AM
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For those wondering: Seems to be coded in Java and supports a decent number of SQL databases:
PostgreSQL
Oracle
MySQL
MariaDB
Mirosoft SQL Server
IBM Db2
SQLite
Sybase
Amazon Redshift
Firebird
Informix Dynamic Server
H2
Exasol
My only "negative feedback" since I dont have time to test it out so far is the name of the tool. Jailer does not imply database management to me. When I think of jailer I think of containers, I guess databases can be seen as container types.
Personally I have a JetBrains license so I usually just opt to use DataGrip (Which I have some minor gripes against) most of the time. Although a lot of the time I use HeidiSQL for MySQL / MariaDB since I got too used to it.
I will have to see if I have time to try this tool next.
PostgreSQL
Oracle
MySQL
MariaDB
Mirosoft SQL Server
IBM Db2
SQLite
Sybase
Amazon Redshift
Firebird
Informix Dynamic Server
H2
Exasol
My only "negative feedback" since I dont have time to test it out so far is the name of the tool. Jailer does not imply database management to me. When I think of jailer I think of containers, I guess databases can be seen as container types.
Personally I have a JetBrains license so I usually just opt to use DataGrip (Which I have some minor gripes against) most of the time. Although a lot of the time I use HeidiSQL for MySQL / MariaDB since I got too used to it.
I will have to see if I have time to try this tool next.