Best database management software in Linux

For good deeds, soldiers must first sharpen their tools. A good tool can often help us get twice the result with half the effort.
In Windows, database management software is emerging, while in Linux, there are fewer. It was a pleasure to find a convenient and practical database client software. dbvisualizer is such a software. Dbvisualizer is a fully JDBC-based cross-platform database management tool developed based on the Java language. It has a built-in SQL statement Editor (supporting syntax highlighting) and can be managed by any database with JDBC database interfaces, the latest version is v5.1.

Supported platforms: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux x86, and generic UNIX.

Data support: Oracle, Sybase, DB2, MySQL, instantdb, cloudcape, hypersonic, Mimer SQL, javadb/Derby, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server.

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Http://www.minq.se/product_download/dbvis/media/dbvis_linux_5_1.sh

After the download, set dbvis_linux_5_1.sh to the executable status.

Chmod + x dbvis_linux_5_1.sh

./Dbvis_linux_5_1.sh

It is easy to install and use. This is the best database client software I have used in Linux. I hope my friends can recommend customer software that is better than this software, so that we have more and more powerful tools.