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Compare DBeaver and Excel Database Tasks (EDT) 
- Users report that Excel Database Tasks (EDT) excels in Data Dictionary management with a score of 9.0, allowing for comprehensive documentation of data elements, while DBeaver, although strong, does not provide the same level of detail.
- Reviewers mention that DBeaver shines in Ease of Setup with a score of 9.1, making it a preferred choice for users who prioritize quick deployment, whereas EDT lacks specific ratings in this area.
- G2 users highlight that DBeaver's Running Queries feature is particularly robust, scoring 9.6, which enhances performance for complex queries, while EDT's performance in this area is not as highly rated.
- Users on G2 report that EDT's SQL Scripting capabilities are impressive, scoring 9.5, which is beneficial for users who require advanced scripting features, whereas DBeaver's score in this area is slightly lower.
- Reviewers mention that DBeaver provides better Integration options with a score of 8.1, making it easier to connect with various databases, while EDT's integration capabilities are perceived as less flexible.
- Users say that both products have strong Data Migration features, but EDT's score of 8.9 indicates a slight edge in user satisfaction, particularly for those transitioning from other systems.
What I like most about DBeaver is that it works with the most used databases that are Oracle, MySQL, SQLite and PostgreSQL. Another feature that I like is that it is possible to directly install DBeaver in Eclipse through a plugin. I also like that it has a...
Basically everything. It's impossible to abort a query (at least for apache hive) by any method other than crashing the program all-together. dbeaver for hive doesn't support a history log, so it's up to you to separately log all queries or you're out of...
I like that I am able to import and export data easily. I like the ability to create formulas on my spreadsheets. User interface is very simple. can be used with minimum training. The sheets can be used individually, being able to generate independent...
I dislike the fact that Excel has no means to check for human error during data entry. I also dislike using formulas and calculations. It takes practice and if a person is not familiar with calculations they can easily become frustrated.
What I like most about DBeaver is that it works with the most used databases that are Oracle, MySQL, SQLite and PostgreSQL. Another feature that I like is that it is possible to directly install DBeaver in Eclipse through a plugin. I also like that it has a...
I like that I am able to import and export data easily. I like the ability to create formulas on my spreadsheets. User interface is very simple. can be used with minimum training. The sheets can be used individually, being able to generate independent...
Basically everything. It's impossible to abort a query (at least for apache hive) by any method other than crashing the program all-together. dbeaver for hive doesn't support a history log, so it's up to you to separately log all queries or you're out of...
I dislike the fact that Excel has no means to check for human error during data entry. I also dislike using formulas and calculations. It takes practice and if a person is not familiar with calculations they can easily become frustrated.
