Database Tour Pro vs. RazorSQL vs. SQLiteStudio vs. django-mysql Comparison Chart

Here are some areas where Database Tour has competitive advantages among database tools in the marketplace. Preparing database queries in SQL editors with syntax highlighting, code completion, and Ctrl+clickable objects. Multiple windows with separate transactions. There is a possibility to execute multi-statement SQL scripts. Collecting SQL execution statistics for each query window. Performing useful operations with databases, such as searching and replacing text, batch data processing etc. Database Tour data grids give you the ability to view CLOB/MEMO (large text) and graphic data, expand rows, use autoscrolling, sorting, selecting group of records, copying data etc. Data in tables can be highlighted depending on its content (so called conditional formatting). There is a tool for working with BLOB fields, such as large text and graphics.

It's free of charge for everybody, for any purpose (including commercial). It's safe, as anyone can review the source code. The SQL Editor window assists users with SQL syntax hints & highlighting, provides pretty-print code for matter, marks syntax errors. You can Ctrl+click on table mentioned in SQL query to open that table (or index, or trigger, or view). You can execute SQL statements that refer to multiple databases within a single query, thanks to a transparent database attaching mechanism built into the SQL Editor of SQLiteStudio. You can implement your own collation sequences (i.e. algorithms for comparing 2 values, that could be used in ORDER BY clause, etc). There is a portable distribution, no need to install it just download the package, decompress and run and no administrator rights are required.