Data Editor
Last modified: September 6, 2024
The Data Editor in dbForge Studios is a robust tool that facilitates the manipulation and viewing of data within database tables. It provides a user-friendly interface for browsing, editing, and managing data records, making it effortless to update, insert, or delete data entries. With advanced filtering, sorting, and data validation capabilities, the Data Editor ensures efficient data management and maintenance for database developers and administrators.
Data Editor | SQL Server | MySQL and MariaDB | Oracle | PostgreSQL |
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Copying of data with column headers for quick paste to spreadsheets | ![]() |
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Custom data filters of any complexity | ![]() |
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Data Viewer window for browsing images, RTF, and binary cell values | ![]() |
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Date/time editor with a visual interface | ![]() |
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Foreign key lookup editor for easy editing of fields referencing other tables | ![]() |
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Free copying of any block of data to the clipboard | ![]() |
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Full-text search (Ctrl+F) in the data grid | ![]() |
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Graphical card view | ![]() |
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Grouping by arbitrary columns | ![]() |
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Incremental search (Ctrl+I) through the data grid | ![]() |
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Large objects (LOB) editor | ![]() |
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Multi-table query result set editing | ![]() |
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Paginal data browsing for large result sets | ![]() |
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Data printing | ![]() |
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Quick filter available for each data cell | ![]() |
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Record numbering option | ![]() |
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Read-only state indication | ![]() |
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Report, chart, and pivot building directly from the data editor | ![]() |
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Visible column picker | ![]() |
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