NoSQL Manager vs. Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler vs. dbKoda vs. phpMoAdmin Comparison Chart

Intuitive interface and high performance of the desktop application save time for beginners and professional database developers and administrators. Full support of all the MongoDB, MongoDB Enterprise and Amazon DocumentDB databases makes your work hassle-free. Support of replica sets, standalone hosts and shared cluster connections. Autocompletion allows autocompleting the collection names and methods in MongoDB and Shell commands. As the text is typed into the Shell, the context of the cursor within the command provides an indication of whether the user needs a collection completion or a method completion. The collection completion provides a list of collections available in the current database. Easy document navigation, view and editing, limits to maximize performance, GUI editors for all MongoDB data types.

dbKoda’s rich code editor allows you to compose MongoDB queries and scripts with syntax highlighting, auto-complete and code formatting. View output in foldable JSON, tabular format or as a chart. Generate visual explain plans with a single click. The explain plan viewer will suggest indexes that may improve performance, and provide one-button creation of those indexes. Build simple queries or complex aggregates using the graphical query builder. dbKoda lets you perform administrative activities using fil-in-the-blanks actions from the database tree. Manage configuration, user roles, logging, database storage, and data import/export without having to lookup obscure MongoDB syntax. We construct the appropriate commands as you fill-in-the-blanks, so you can re-use the command in admin scripts or tweak the syntax as desired. dbKoda includes an SSH terminal that allows command line access to the server OS, so you can issue OS commands directly from within the dbKoda product.