Add DBTool to Databases Clients - #258
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Adds DBTool to Databases Clients.
DBTool is a free, open-source (AGPL-3.0) desktop database client covering PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server behind one interface. Windows build is an NSIS installer (per-user, no admin) or a single portable
.exe.Relative to the clients already in the section: it covers Oracle and SQL Server, which the free options here mostly do not, and adds true server-side pagination (ordering, counting and paging happen in the database rather than the client), a drag-to-join visual query builder that generates the
SELECT, a visual table designer with a live DDL preview, and editable ER diagrams. Passwords go to Windows DPAPI; no telemetry and no account.Tagged with the OSS badge to match the other open-source entries.
One thing worth stating plainly: the Windows build is currently unsigned, so SmartScreen warns on first run.
SHA256SUMS.txtis published with every release.I am the author of this project.