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MySQL 8.0.12 - Industry-leading open-source SQL database. Intel, 64-bit processor; OS X 10.11 or later; Support for OS X 10.9 - 10.10 in Related Links. Why o why does MacUpdate track Unix software in the main Mac software channel?

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Instead, and what has been done so far to solve it.' – Pang, luk2302, Igor Borisenko, HaveNoDisplayName, sideshowbarker If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the, please. I use 6 at work on a daily basis, with SQL Server, Sybase IQ and Netezza. It's convenient not having to switch tools all the time. It also has a handy SQL prettier that helps keep my blood pressure low when people send me mangled SQL to look at. Netezza is unsupported but works fine with generic ODBC/JDBC.

While it is a java app the only time I really run into problems is when I run a query that returns to many rows (over 100k). You can set the limits and or play with memory but every once in a while I shoot myself in the foot and bang on my keyboard.

I run windows but linux and mac are also supported. Nice just noticed that version 7 has built in pivot tables. That will save me from cutting and pasting datasets to excel! I'm a mac developer that wanted some tools for some of these as well, so I built a few tools.

and. SQLPro for SQLite is the oldest and has gone over fairly well with a 4 star average rating and great reviews. SQLPro for MSSQL it a newer app built for connecting to MSSQL databases (specifically I wanted Azure support, but it does other versions as well), which has also been getting great reviews. I have also been asked by a few people for a Postgres version, so that will be coming in the near future.