The app follows a typical layout for SQL editors by displaying the database's elements on the left side of the main window and the currently opened session on the right side. Minimalist yet useful set of featuresįeature-wise, there is not much to be said, really. Also not surprising is the fact that you can add multiple databases or even duplicate some of the existing ones, if you choose to do so. Please note that even if you input all the credentials correctly, the application will not connect unless you also pick the correct client (database type) from the list.Īs expected, the app enables you to test the connection before you can add it. Evidently, to successfully continue, you are required to connect to your database by clicking the 'Add' button and by filling in all the necessary information. Upon launching the app for the first time, you are greeted a somewhat deserted main window. Work with multiple databases from a single, well-organized main window Simply launch its installer and everything is taken care of without any extra input on your behalf. This said, getting started with this application is by no means a challenge. Probably the first thing you should know about this utility, besides the fact that it's designed to be as simple and as user-friendly as possible, is that it currently only comes with support for the following databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server. Can be installed in a couple of seconds and comes with support for only a few databases With a somewhat catchy name, Sqlectron aims to prove that SQL editors do not necessary have to heavyweight and full-featured pieces of software. Usually, if you want to administer and edit the contents of a database, you can employ the services of command line-based tools, if you are up for it, or go with the more accessible option of using an SQL editor.Ī possible drawback in this given situation might be that, more often than not, SQL editors are feature-packed and might look a bit intimidating at first.

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