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Engines

130 engines and services. One app.

Every engine has its own driver, with its own dialect, types and objects. DBine's features reach every engine that can support them: if an engine lacks a capability, like execution plans in Redis, DBine simply doesn't show it.

Relational

55 engines

The classic transactional databases and their managed cloud services, with their own dialect, types, routines and execution plans.

Actian Ingres

SQLvia ODBC

Actian Zen (Pervasive PSQL)

SQLvia ODBC

AlloyDB para PostgreSQL

SQL

Altibase

SQLvia ODBC

Amazon Aurora DSQL

SQL

Amazon Aurora MySQL

SQL

Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL

SQL

Apache Calcite Avatica

SQL

Apache Ignite 2

SQLvia ODBC

Apache Ignite 3

SQLvia ODBC

Archivos dBase (DBF)

SQLvia ODBC

Azure SQL Database

SQL

Babelfish for PostgreSQL

SQL

Cloud SQL para MySQL

SQL

Cloud SQL para PostgreSQL

SQL

CockroachDB

SQL

CUBRID

SQLvia ODBC

Dameng (DM)

SQLvia ODBC

Denodo

SQL

EDB Postgres Advanced Server

SQL

Firebird

SQL

Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres

SQL

GBase 8s

SQLvia ODBC

Google Cloud Spanner

SQL

H2 (servidor PostgreSQL)

SQL

IBM Db2 (LUW)

SQLvia ODBC

IBM Db2 for i (AS/400)

SQLvia ODBC

IBM Db2 for z/OS

SQLvia ODBC

IBM Informix

SQLvia ODBC

InterSystems Caché

SQLvia ODBC

InterSystems IRIS

SQLvia ODBC

KingbaseES

SQL

libSQL / Turso

SQL

MariaDB

SQL

Microsoft Access

SQLvia ODBC

Mimer SQL

SQLvia ODBC

MySQL

SQL

NuoDB

SQLvia ODBC

OceanBase (MySQL)

SQL

ODBC (genérico)

SQL

openGauss

SQL

OpenLink Virtuoso

SQLvia ODBC

Oracle

SQL

Oracle NetSuite (SuiteAnalytics Connect)

SQLvia ODBC

PostgreSQL

SQL

Progress OpenEdge

SQLvia ODBC

SAP ASE (Sybase)

SQLvia ODBC

SAP HANA

SQL

SAP MaxDB

SQLvia ODBC

SAP SQL Anywhere

SQLvia ODBC

SingleStore

SQL

SQL Server

SQL

SQLite

SQL

TiDB

SQL

YugabyteDB

SQL

Analytics and data warehouses

38 engines

Data warehouses, federated query engines and columnar databases for analytics at scale.

Amazon Athena

SQL

Amazon Redshift

SQL

Apache Cloudberry

SQL

Apache Doris

SQL

Apache Drill

SQL

Apache Hive

SQLvia ODBC

Apache Impala

SQLvia ODBC

Apache Kyuubi

SQLvia ODBC

Archivos CSV / Parquet / JSON

SQL

Arrow Flight SQL

SQL

Azure Databricks

SQL

ClickHouse

SQL

Cloudera CDP (Hive por HTTP)

SQLvia ODBC

CrateDB

SQL

Databend

SQL

Databricks SQL

SQL

Dremio

SQL

DuckDB

SQL

Exasol

SQLvia ODBC

Google BigQuery

SQL

Greengage DB

SQL

Greenplum

SQL

HeavyDB (OmniSciDB)

SQLvia ODBC

IBM Netezza

SQLvia ODBC

Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse

SQL

MonetDB

SQLvia ODBC

Ocient

SQLvia ODBC

Presto

SQL

Snowflake

SQL

Spark Thrift Server

SQLvia ODBC

SQream DB

SQLvia ODBC

Starburst

SQL

StarRocks

SQL

Teradata

SQLvia ODBC

Trino

SQL

VeloDB

SQL

Vertica

SQLvia ODBC

Yellowbrick

SQL

Document

6 engines

Collections of JSON documents, with their query language, indexes and validation.

Amazon DocumentDB

JSON

Azure Cosmos DB

SQL

Couchbase

SQL

CouchDB

JSON

FerretDB

JSON

MongoDB

JSON

Key-value

5 engines

Caches and key-value stores, with their native commands and a key browser.

Amazon DynamoDB

SQL

Dragonfly

Redis commands

etcd

Redis commands

Redis

Redis commands

Valkey

Redis commands

Wide-column

4 engines

Keyspaces and partitioned tables at massive scale, with CQL.

Amazon Keyspaces

CQL

Apache Cassandra

CQL

Apache Phoenix

SQL

ScyllaDB

CQL

Graph

4 engines

Nodes and relationships, queried with Cypher and compatible languages.

Amazon Neptune

Cypher

Memgraph

Cypher

Neo4j

Cypher

OrientDB

SQL

Time series

9 engines

Metrics and events over time, with InfluxQL, Flux or SQL depending on the engine.

Apache IoTDB

SQL

GreptimeDB

SQL

InfluxDB 1 (InfluxQL)

InfluxQL

InfluxDB 2 (Flux)

Flux

InfluxDB 3 (SQL)

SQL

Machbase

SQLvia ODBC

TDengine

SQL

TimechoDB

SQL

TimescaleDB

SQL

Streaming

4 engines

Continuous queries over event streams.

ksqlDB

SQL

Materialize

SQL

RisingWave

SQL

Timeplus Proton

SQL

No vendor clients needed to get started. Each driver downloads automatically the first time you connect to that engine. Engines marked "via ODBC" need the vendor's ODBC driver installed to connect.

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