WHAT'S NEW IN DBVISUALIZER 9.5
DbVisualizer 9.5, the new feature release, is ready for use after a period of beta testing. Improved support for database-specific features has been the focus for this release. Read more for highlights and the change log for details.
Please see the release notes for a detailed list of changes.
Netezza and Redshift
Now supporting IBM Netezza and Amazon Redshift allowing browsing generic database objects, creation and altering of tables, DDL generation, export schema, and more.
Oracle
In addition to the grand old plan_table support in Oracle, we've added the option to use DBMS_XPLAN to build the explain plan output.
MySQL
Event scheduler management. New actions for table maintenance.
DB2 LUW
It is now possible to display any outputs made with the DBMS_OUTPUT package. Now supporting listing and managing roles and new actions for table maintenance.
Informix
Better support for delimited identifiers and DELIMIDENT.
PostgreSQL
Now possible to access multiple PostgreSQL databases from one DbVisualizer connection. Previously separate DbVisualizer connections were required for each PostgreSQL database.
New support for tablespaces, servers, event triggers, and management of pgAgent jobs.
DB2 z/OS
Even though DB2 z/OS is not a fully supported database in DbVisualizer the following improvements has been made:
Sybase ASE
Introduced tbe Schema level in the database objects list to conform how the majority of supported databases are organized.
New support for managing triggers and managing devices.
SQL Server
Introduced tbe Schema level in the database objects list to conform how the majority of supported databases are organized.
This version also introduce management of SQL Server Agent jobs and schedules.
SQLite
New functionality for management of triggers.
H2
New functionality for management of triggers and functions (aliases).
Table columns listing
The columns listing for tables now show what column(s) are primary key and sizes.
