DbGate vs Execute Query

DbGate is a manager and client for SQL and NoSQL databases, offered as desktop software and through web deployment. Its listed database support includes MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, SQLite, MongoDB and Redis. The data browser supports filtering, related-table navigation, master-detail views, foreign-key lookups, batch updates and macros. The query editor includes parameterized queries, history and autocomplete suggestions. Import and export formats include SQL, CSV, JSON, XML, NDJSON, Excel, DBF and YAML. Visualization tools include a query designer, ER diagrams, charts, geographic map display and HTML export. Database Chat can interpret database schema and data, and execute SQL when the user explicitly permits it. DbGate Central connects to GraphQL, Shopify and oData endpoints. Desktop editions are listed for Windows, macOS and Linux, while web deployment options include Docker, Amazon and Azure. Community costs nothing for one user, with DbGate Cloud capped at five connections and five SQL files. Premium is $12 a month; Team Premium is $15 a month.

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