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Aqua Data Studio
Aqua Data Studio
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Aqua Data Studio free download for Mac

Aqua Data Studio

Version 22.2.0

Single interface for common relational databases.

3.3
Based on 8 user ratesRead reviews & comments
$499.00
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Aqua Data Studio overview

Aqua Data Studio is productivity software for database developers, DBAs, and analysts. It allows you to develop, access, manage, and visually analyze data. Whether you are working with relational, nosql, or cloud databases, your data is easily and quickly accessible with Aqua Data Studio. It supports all major database vendors, works on all major operating systems, and is localized to 21 languages.

Aqua Data Studio's Visual Analytics allows you to analyze data with an easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface. You can pull query results into worksheets to create beautiful visualizations of your data, you can create dashboards by dragging in visualizations from many worksheets and you can save and share them in workbooks with colleagues and customers allowing them to easily navigate and interact with your data.

What’s new in version 22.2.0

Updated on Aug 06 2022

  • Added dark theme for entire GUI and improved security via Java version 11.0.13.

Information

License

Shareware

Size

444.8 MB

Downloads

37027

App requirements

  • Intel 64
  • Mac OS X 10.7 or later
  • Java 1.8.0_171
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ddemers6
ddemers6
Apr 8 2018
18.0.19
0.5
Apr 8 2018
0.5
Version: 18.0.19
Buyer beware - they do NOT sell perpetual licenses. A perpetual license for a software product (Aqua Data Studio) was purchased in 2015 under the terms of the company's EULA. This software was installed on a single workstation. That workstation was reimaged and replaced. The software application was not 'deactivated' prior to reimaging, however. Upon attempt to reinstall the software on a new workstation through their online activation system, I was provided an error stating that the license was previously activated and the license would need to be reset to proceed. I contacted customer service and they refused to deactivate the license to allow me to use the perpetual license on the new workstation. The company claimed the ability to reset a license requires an active subscription for the perpetual license. In reviewing their EULA (http://www.aquafold.com/store_licensing), there is no indication that activation of a perpetual license requires an active subscription. Rather, 'Subscription Fees' cover maintenance, support and upgrades only. Furthermore, Section 2.3.3 Software Activation of the EULA outlines the requirements for activating the software and there is no indication that a current subscription is required to do so. Customer service offered to allow me to renew a subscription (at a higher cost than what was paid for the original perpetual license) as a remedy. The company is in violation of its own EULA and have been of no assistance in resolving this issue.
Mitzanu
Mitzanu
Jun 30 2011
9.0.15
2.0
Jun 30 2011
2.0
Version: 9.0.15
You can use DbSchema it's much cheaper and also it's one of the best software on the market, try it :)
Solidated
Solidated
Jan 17 2009
7.0.22
4.0
Jan 17 2009
4.0
Version: 7.0.22
I use Aqua Data Studio almost every day. Having switched from a PC last year, I'm on a Mac and this is the only tool available that's both commercially viable and at a reasonable price. To the reviewers that complain about the $399 price: You guys aren't serious developers. ...Maybe database hobbyists, but no way you guys make a living developing anything. If you did, you'd know just how good a price it actually is. I actually can't think of any other commercial DB software that's cheaper. Can you? I'm very happy with the available database connection types and options as well as the ease of use. Overall the application is rock solid. My only gripe is that on the Mac (don't know about other versions), I don't like the way windows behave when you're creating or altering a table. The focus of elements isn't what I'd prefer but I can deal with it.
Blee
Blee
Jan 21 2008
6.5.7
0.0
Jan 21 2008
0.0
Version: 6.5.7
I just came back to this software because I needed to do some database work and was shocked to see the price is no $399 thats pretty insane considering all the other options out there including the slew of free tools.
Ynot
Ynot
Jan 28 2007
6.0.12
0.0
Jan 28 2007
0.0
Version: 6.0.12
Looks cool, but too expensive. If their price jumps $400 in one step, what's the next price increase going to be? Would have liked to continue to recommend this to my hosting clientele, but I am not going to get them into a program that sees such price increases. I would have much rather seen smaller and consistent price increases throughout the life of this product.
Nemesys
Nemesys
Jan 16 2007
6.0.10
0.0
Jan 16 2007
0.0
Version: 6.0.10
Ouch! What happened here? $399 for a single-user license? Sorry, that's way too expensive for hobbyists.
Germano60
Germano60
Jan 16 2007
6.0.10
0.0
Jan 16 2007
0.0
Version: 6.0.10
Yep, not only it's no longer free but a single license costs $399!!!! OK, nice piece of sw, lots of effort, it's fair to ask money for it. OK, you have full functional version not-expiring for free but that's just for "evaluation purposes". But going from totally free to $399 in just one shot, well guys, that's maybe one step too much. What about considering a special discount or a special pricing for single-computer, single-user licensing?
Ennuini
Ennuini
Jan 16 2007
6.0.10
0.0
Jan 16 2007
0.0
Version: 6.0.10
While a good application, it should be noted that contrary to the information at the time I downloaded Aqua Data Studio, this version marks a changed pricing scheme, and is in fact no longer free.
Nadeemf
Nadeemf
Sep 6 2005
4.5.2
3.5
Sep 6 2005
3.5
Version: 4.5.2
Great value (free for academics). It does the job pretty well when I use it to query Oracle (both from a Mac and from Windows). Some interactions seem a bit quirky, but it is probably more to do with my ignorance of some Oracle intricacies.
Guest
Guest
Aug 31 2005
4.5.1
4.5
Aug 31 2005
4.5
Version: 4.5.1
I'm a professional database developer and this is the app I use for practically all my SQL work. I develop for MS SQL server but spend 90% of my time on a Mac. This is really the only app for the Mac that gets it right (I've tried them all and paid several hundred dollars for some of them). If I didn't have this I would have to spend a lot more time on my Windows machine. It's got a combination of features included in the Microsoft tools that ship with SQL server, plus a few that they don't have (like autocomplete of SQL statments, filling in table names and the like). It's intended for developers who know SQL, not casual users who want something to write SQL for them because they don't know how. It is Java based but performance hasn't been an issue for me (I do most of my development on a dual G5). Note that my high rating in Value is partly because I'm an edu user and it's free for educational use - though I would pay if necessary.
planeten-paultje
planeten-paultje
Aug 29 2005
4.5.1
0.0
Aug 29 2005
0.0
Version: 4.5.1
Pasco.com sells a data aquisition program for its probes called "Data Studio". Could be confusing.......
Guest
Guest
May 6 2005
4.0
4.5
May 6 2005
4.5
Version: 4.0
The feature set is nice but (:::shudder:::) its written in JAVA... YUCK!!! Not exactly a performance/speed demon...
Guest
Guest
Oct 19 2004
3.7
4.5
Oct 19 2004
4.5
Version: 3.7
For some alternatives see www.mludi.net/YourSQL/ and DataWerkz by www.uwerkz.com!
Guest
Guest
Aug 2 2004
3.7
4.5
Aug 2 2004
4.5
Version: 3.7
while I may only need OS X 10.2.4 (I have 10.2.8), once down loaded, I then discover that it wont start-up due that I dont have java 1.4! And were do I find it? How frustrating!!!!
Guest
Guest
Jun 6 2004
3.7
4.5
Jun 6 2004
4.5
Version: 3.7
Defintely robust, but don't get it twisted - This is NOT a mac-friendly app. "Visual editing" does not mean graphic editing. This is not a schema generator by any means. This simply gives you kernel level control over your db. The learning curve is sheer, but a short hike for sure. Not my personal fav, but likely useful when I work with multiple database types and servers.
Guest
Guest
Jun 2 2004
3.7
0.0
Jun 2 2004
0.0
Version: 3.7
The best of the best.
Guest
Guest
Nov 11 2003
3.5
4.5
Nov 11 2003
4.5
Version: 3.5
Yeah I've been using it when I have to for a few versions but its nowhere near what it needs to be to use as a developer. Its basically just able to run queries & save result sets. Not sueful for much beyond that.
Guest
Guest
Jun 4 2003
3.0
4.5
Jun 4 2003
4.5
Version: 3.0
been using it for a few days on RedHat 9.0 connecting to MS SQL Server 2000. Its not bad for a start but it is missing some key features - most notably the lack of a DTS package editor. Also, right-click pop-up menu in left pane is not context-sensitive - which can be very frustrating. Finally, I cannot figure out how to open and edit a stored procedure from the sql server (right-click | edit would be nice). Oh, and there is no graphical 'design table' mode like in MS. In fact, the left pane seems to be browse only - i cannot open anything, queries, tables.
Guest
Guest
May 20 2003
3.0
4.5
May 20 2003
4.5
Version: 3.0
Really nice. I'm not a SQL-guru but I can use this. It makes me feel right in control over my database. My collegues use EnterpriseManager on Win, but this goes far beyond... Well done..
Guest
Guest
May 19 2003
3.0
4.5
May 19 2003
4.5
Version: 3.0
Its good for what it is but doesnt work well dor a database administrator. I dont understand why all the graphical interfaces focus on data manipulation but dont give options for actually managing the structure of the table. All of the commands to create, edit, & delete tables & columns can be done via SQL, so why not just add the functionality to automate those SQL scripts. OSX needs a good DB management solution for MS SQL server that includes these basic (and preferably advanced as well) database desidn functions. Also, Java is slow. It'd be nice to see it in Objective C instead.
ddemers6
ddemers6
Apr 8 2018
0.5
Apr 8 2018
0.5
Version: null
Mitzanu
Mitzanu
Jun 30 2011
2.0
Jun 30 2011
2.0
Version: null
Solidated
Solidated
Jan 17 2009
4.0
Jan 17 2009
4.0
Version: null
Nadeemf
Nadeemf
Sep 6 2005
3.5
Sep 6 2005
3.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Aug 31 2005
4.5
Aug 31 2005
4.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jun 2 2004
5.0
Jun 2 2004
5.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
May 11 2003
2.5
May 11 2003
2.5
Version: null
ale2000-1
ale2000-1
Mar 31 2003
4.8
Mar 31 2003
4.8
Version: null
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