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Connectivity

Eight databases. Native drivers. Zero bloat.

Datara Studio connects to MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MSSQL, Oracle, MariaDB, Redis, and MongoDB using native Go drivers — no ODBC, no Java, no Docker required.

Eight databases. Native drivers. Zero bloat.

Supported databases

MySQL

Full MySQL 5.7 and 8.x support. Stored procedures, views, triggers, events, and user management.

PostgreSQL

Complete PostgreSQL support including JSONB, arrays, custom types, extensions, and materialized views.

SQLite

Open any local .db or .sqlite file instantly. Full SQLite feature support including FTS5 and JSON1.

MSSQL

SQL Server support with T-SQL syntax, stored procedures, and cross-database queries.

Oracle

Oracle Database support with PL/SQL, packages, sequences, and tablespace management.

MariaDB

Full MariaDB compatibility including Aria engine, sequences, and system-versioned tables.

Redis

Key browser, value inspector, command runner, pub/sub monitoring, and TTL management.

MongoDB

Collection browser, document editor, aggregation pipeline builder, and index management.
Security

Secure connections by default

Every connection supports SSH tunnelling and SSL/TLS encryption. Credentials are stored in your operating system's native keychain — never in plain text, never transmitted anywhere.

  • SSH tunnel support for all database types
  • SSL/TLS with custom certificates
  • OS keychain credential storage (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, Linux Secret Service)
  • Connection testing before save
  • No telemetry — credentials never leave your machine
Secure connections by default

Connection management

Connection Groups

Organise connections into groups — by project, environment, or team. Colour-code for quick visual identification.

Quick Switch

Switch between connections with a keyboard shortcut or the connection palette. Your query tabs remember their connection context.

Environment Tags

Tag connections as Production, Staging, or Development. Visual indicators prevent accidental operations on the wrong environment.