Export Database with DBVisualizer

How to Export Database in DbVisualizer

Exporting Tables with DbVisualizer Pro

To export a table in DbVisualizer Pro, navigate to the Databases tab and right-click the table node. Select 'Export Table' from the menu. In the Export Table assistant, choose your desired Output Format such as CSV, HTML, SQL, TXT, XML, Excel, or JSON. Then, select an Output Destination - file, SQL Commander tab, or clipboard. Customize your export with common and format-specific options, and click 'Export' to proceed.

Export Schema/Database Feature

The Export Schema/Database feature in DbVisualizer Pro enables exporting DDLs for database objects. Access this feature to export objects like tables and views to various formats including CSV, HTML, SQL, XML, XLS, XLSX, and JSON. Choose to export all objects or a selection to a file, clipboard, or SQL Commander editor. This feature also supports exporting table data with custom data format settings and accommodates BLOB, CLOB, and binary data types.

Best Practices for DbVisualizer Exports

When exporting to Excel, format dates as text due to the lack of formatted date support. Utilize DbVisualizer variables for titles and descriptions to maintain consistency and context. Always save your export settings for future use to streamline repetitive tasks. Remember, exporting database schemas and full databases is only available with DbVisualizer Pro.

Considerations for Exporting Data

Note that the Export Table window may vary based on the database type. Adjust Data Formats as needed for accuracy in your exports. For exporting Binary/BLOB and CLOB data types, ensure that you have the proper settings configured to handle these data types effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I export tables using DbVisualizer?

You can export tables using the Export Table assistant in the DbVisualizer Pro edition. The assistant allows you to export tables in various formats such as CSV, HTML, SQL, TXT, XML, Excel, or JSON and to different destinations like a file, an open or new SQL Commander tab, or the system clipboard.

What formats does DbVisualizer support for exporting database objects?

DbVisualizer Pro supports exporting database objects in CSV, HTML, SQL, XML, XLS, XLSX, and JSON formats.

Can I export binary/BLOB and CLOB data using DbVisualizer?

Yes, DbVisualizer can export binary/BLOB and CLOB data using the export assistant.

Is there a way to save default settings for exporting data in DbVisualizer?

Yes, DbVisualizer allows users to save default settings as well as load and copy settings for the export assistant to the clipboard.

What is the best practice for exporting a database using DbVisualizer?

The best practice for exporting a database using DbVisualizer is to use the Export Schema/Database feature, which can export the DDL for database objects such as tables, views, and procedures. It allows exporting to a file, clipboard, or an SQL Commander editor, with the option to export all objects or a selection.

Common Use Cases

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  Migrating data from one database to another
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  Backing up a database for disaster recovery purposes
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  Sharing database structures and contents with team members for collaboration
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  Performing data analysis offline or in a separate environment
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  Documenting the current state of a database for auditing or compliance

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