There are things we regularly do that can be built into the tool using local profiles.įor ad-hoc monitoring, you can define bookmarks. The multi-platform and multi-vendor support are helpful as we run on Macs, Linux, and Windows machines. We support many different databases and applications. This product has built-in SSH tunneling support. It makes it easier to see using the slope of a graph compared to a series of just numbers. There are a lot of choices in graph types. This helps by giving a quick insight and can readily answer questions such as whether we are going quicker or slower. I like that graphs can be created by using the grid as input. This supports ad-hoc monitoring, be it technical or application-level monitoring, and it can be done if there is an SQL for it. Read our post “ Database Migration” for our observations and recommendations on managing database migration.The most valuable feature is the timed SQL execution that collects the outputs from each run in the grid. The newer 4x version seems much better but we found that it still has a lot of UI related issues which is sometimes very frustrating. However, the older deprecated version 3 has major stability issues with the Keep-Alive feature. PGAdmin has all the features that is required to manage the day to day operations. This is obviously supported through the Pro version.
DBVisualizer free version lacks certain basic features such as DDL operations through the UI. The failover and connection alive features are handled really well. We recommend DBVisualizer because it’s easy to use, versatile, great UI.
Stability of the tool over a long period of time.Clients that support the OS (Mostly Mac and Windows).In this blog, we would like to call out the ideal ones based on certain criteria for the client tools. There are many tools that are used to connect to the Database.
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