Intuitive and lively, Db-independent Database Designer that will give you the edge with your database structures, your data, and your .Net code. This Tool allows you to transform, migrate, and merge data from multiple databases, Create/Alter Db while maintaining your data, generate .Net Data Access Layer code. ThoughtScape Designer?s smooth and lively interface will prove to be the perfect solution to make complicated and tedious tasks a breeze.

MindModel is very easy-to-use relational database software that allows you to store and recall information on any topic. Use it to create databases of people, companies, products, ideas, or anything else. Look up a person and see where they work. Look up a company and see who works there. MindModel runs on your PC, to keep your information completely private. We also offer versions that allow you to share your data on a LAN or on the Web.

Lattice.DataMapper is a .NET based object persistence library for relational databases. Lattice.DataMapper bridges the gap between objects and data source and allows the developer to work at the object level with little knowledge of the data source.

DbVisualizer is a cross-platform database tool for all major relational databases. DbVisualizer enables simultaneous connections to many different databases through JDBC drivers. Just point and click to browse the database structure, view detailed characteristics of database objects or edit table data graphically.

DBVA for NetBeans (DBVA-NB) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with NetBeans. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

DBVA for JDeveloper (DBVA-JD) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with JDeveloper. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

DBVA for JBuilder (DBVA-JB) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with JBuilder. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

DBVA for Eclipse (DBVA-EC) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with Eclipse. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

Visual Paradigm for UML is a UML modelling tool that supports full software lifecycle - object-oriented analysis, object-oriented design, etc. VP-UML supports reverse engineering, code generation, import XMI, Rational, Visio integration, plugin...
+Round-trip engineering
+Instant Reverse for XML, DotNET dll/exe, C++, CORBA IDL
+IDE Integration: Visual Studio .NET, IBM WebSphere, JBuilder, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, NetBeans, Sun ONE
+more

Define database tables, fields, references, and generate the database. When working with Database Architect, software developer defines database structure, drawing it directly in the program's window and generates the DB directly from the program

Database programmer's workplace used to create and execute SQL queries and scripts, debug script execution, view results and manage databases. SQL Developer is compatible to any kind of relational databases that support SQL, including, but not limited to Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, flat file databases, such as DBF or Paradox tables and any other ODBC-compatible databases.