Sql Management Studio For Mac Free
With SQL Server 2017, you can run SQL Server on Linux, and can even host your own docker container without using Windows at all (I am doing this on my Macs right now - and I wrote about it here). VS Code, Visual Studio, and Operations Studio now run natively on the Mac, so that can work for you too in some scenarios.
Sounds good? Well it looks good too.
SQLPro Studio features
Compatible with Major SQL database types
Do not limit yourself to a single database type! The app allows you to use the majority of SQL database types, not to mention MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server (2005 or higher), PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Oracle (8i or +).
A number of result sets at once
How about getting the results for multiple tables at the same time? Fancy simultaneously executing a number of queries? Use this handy database management app! The SQL formatter and validator feature is a nice way to go if you often work with SQL and DBs. Get the results for each table displayed at once, both messages and errors. Update table content with ease.
One or several cells selection
Work with results using single or multi-cell selection, just like a spreadsheet. Select one or several cells at a time. Now with this cool app, you do not need to use the full-row selection once you wish to select a single cell. It’s designed to format any kind of SQL statements with ease.
Solid basic SQL management tools
This simple database software has everything you may expect in terms of database management. Create or update tables without efforts. You can detect any kind of syntax errors within seconds because if there is a mistake, it gets highlighted. Plus, there is a handy autocomplete feature.
Cloud-based services support
Regularly work with cloud vendors, for example, Heroku, Amazon relational database service, or Microsoft Azure? This application has got you covered because it supports major cloud database vendors. The functionality is the same as the one provided by a locally-hosted SQL instance.
Native utility for your Mac
This Mac application does not require Java. For you, this means that it effortlessly outperforms any of the other Java based database management interfaces. So, it smoothly runs each time you launch it on your computer.