QueryLight Overview

Query light is a JDBC based Oracle database client developed using java swing.It is based on JDBC. Application has moderate sql editing capabilities. It provides basic querying and data retrieval functions. Query light is ideal for working on read only environments.

Features

Has Toad , Sqldevloper like Ctrl + enter to run query function.

Very lightweight application, consumes less than 50Mb in memory.

Provides ability to export/save queried data in excel , csv formats.

Is able to Describe most database objects with select and F4.

Can be used as an alternative to heavy database front ends where basic features / functions are needed.

Can run on Linux and Windows.

QueryLight Supports multiple database sessions

QueryLight at Work.

Source Code on GitHub : https://github.com/milind-brahme/query-light

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