Drivers
Please find detailed information about DbVisualizer support for specific databases in the list below.
Verified by our users
Any database that can be accessed with a JDBC driver can be used with DbVisualizer. While we do not test with all of them ourselves, we try to help out if things don't work as expected. In DbVisualizer these non supported databases are handled as generic databases. Many of our users successfully use DbVisualizer with the following databases/data sources:
Neo4j WEBSITE.
Neo4j is not officially supported but there are some extended features.
CHECK EXTENDED SUPPORT ->
Impala WEBSITE.
Check THIS DOCUMENT -> what is required and how to setup DbVisualizer to connect with HiveServer2
Teradata WEBSITE.
Firebird WEBSITE.
Db2 iSeries (AS/400) JDBC DRIVER.
IBM Db2 z/OS is not officially supported but there are some extended features.
CHECK EXTENDED SUPPORT ->
DuckDB is an embedded, high-performance analytical database designed for efficient data analytics at a local scale.
Actian X (Ingres) WEBSITE.
SAP SQL Anywhere WEBSITE.
Progress WEBSITE.
QuestDB is a high-performance, open-source time-series database optimized for real-time analytics and fast data ingestion.
QuestDB is not officially supported but there are some extended features.
CHECK EXTENDED SUPPORT ->
HSQLDB WEBSITE.
InterSystems IRIS WEBSITE.
CData WEBSITE.
Denodo is a data virtualization platform that provides real-time access to distributed data without the need for physical replication.
SAP IQ WEBSITE.
InfluxDB WEBSITE.
InfluxDB is not officially supported but there are some extended features. CHECK EXTENDED SUPPORT ->
Amazon Athena WEBSITE.
Amazon Athena is not officially supported but there are some extended features. CHECK EXTENDED SUPPORT ->
MaxDB WEBSITE.
IBM IMS WEBSITE.
HPE NonStop SQL WEBSITE.
CrateDB WEBSITE.
Frontbase WEBSITE.
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