Releem vs. SQL Diagnostic Manager for MySQL vs. SQLite Data Access Components vs. dbForge Schema Compare for MySQL Comparison Chart

Analyze disk space usage by displaying the number of databases with their data and index sizes to see which MySQL and MariaDB servers take up the most space. View snapshots and charts of disk space occupied by databases on servers and tables in databases to quickly spot the largest databases and tables. Easily understand the complete security, availability, health, and performance of all MySQL and MariaDB servers in a single, modern, and intuitive web console. Access hundreds of monitors that examine the configuration and security of servers automatically. Identify and alert on security vulnerabilities and tuning opportunities via expert advice. Set up users who have limited access to specified servers and settings. Specify the type of user, role, and allowed and disallowed actions, tags, and tabs. Manage user access to prevent accidental actions, executing non-reversible operations, and changing server settings without administrator knowledge.

dbForge Schema Compare for MySQL is a fast, easy-to-use tool to compare and synchronize structures of MySQL, MariaDB and Percona databases. The tool provides a comprehensive view of all differences between MySQL, MariaDB and Percona database schemas, generates clear and accurate SQL synchronization script that can be used to update database schema. Key features: AI Assistant Fast comparison of any databases, including extra-large ones Clear display of comparison results Capability to save and load comparison settings Filtering, sorting, grouping for efficient management of compared objects Text comparison feature shows DDL differences of compared objects Synchronization script preview for any compared object Schema synchronization wizard allows you to generate a standard-driven synchronization script with additional options Integrated SQL editor for advanced work with SQL scripts and query files Well-tested functionality, reliable and safe for your database