DBeaver

DBeaver is a tool well-known for anyone working with data regularly. As the tool provides a universal database management solution that enables you to analyze, filter and edit data, it may be a good choice for anyone working with multiple databases.

The program comes with a user-friendly interface, which is quite a trump card considering the nature of the app. Once you load your data, you should be able to navigate the database and open them in individual workspaces where you can easily navigate the information. The app comes with a comprehensive search function that supports metadata and full-text queries, so you should be able to access the information you need quickly.

If you want to change anything, then you can easily do so from the two main options, namely the Database Object editor or the SQL editor. As the name suggests, The Data editor allows you to view and edit data directly from the table you view, which makes it a great option for making small adjustments.

The SQL editor is a feature that would be best used when making more consistent adjustments. Depending on your project, you can create multiple scripts that open individual SQL editors, each with their own connection and properties.

When it comes to support, you will be happy to learn the tool works well with the vast majority of databases out there, including Apache databases, Firebird, MariaDB, DB2, OrientDB, Postgres, SQL and its variations, Teradata, Yellowbrick, NuoDB, Athena or Babelfish.

Essentially, the tool should have no issue with any database featuring a JDBC driver. Nevertheless, the developer points out that there is a chance some non-JDBC driver databases might work as well.

In the eventuality that your line of work entails managing, sorting and editing data from multiple databases, then perhaps you should consider giving DBeaver a try.