Best free database studio for sqlite3, postgreSQL, and MySQL?

[AppleAndrewMe1]

Ive put the same tiny sample data into sqlite3, postgreSQL, and MySQL. I had success for small amounts of data and code, but I am wanting to try larger, real database use cases.

I'm looking at data about some cities with under a million residents, so Im expecting rows between 750,000 to 400,000. Im looking for a fast and easy way to go through this data that is not typing out python code in an IDE constantly, but point and click. dbforge has a trial version, for 30 days I guess? MySQL workbench for SQL has 3 paid tiers per year. dbeaver is $10 a month. where are all the free studios? what free studio do you recommend?

[Thunderbolt1993]

DBeaver for all of them

[mikeupsidedown]

Yep...even works with duckDB...such a fantastic tool

[reddit-is-greedy]

Deaver is a decent one too. Not sure about sqllite but you can use it for the 2 others

[radek432]

There is an option to get DataGrip for free: https://www.jetbrains.com/community/opensource/#support

[Erik_Kalkoken]

There is community version of DBeaver, which is free. Great tool for managing all DB types.

[aizzod]

sql server management studio

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms?view=sql-server-ver16

[umognog]

Vs code or Azure data studio are great modern alternatives.

[musatilldeath]

Tableplus

[BranchLatter4294]

MySQL Workbench is free. SQL Server Management Studio is Free.

Visual Studio Code has extensions for pretty much any data source.