SqlDBM offers custom-designed solutions for the native objects, properties, and syntax of the databases we support. Here, you will find a summary of the databases and cloud data platforms currently supported in SqlDBM projects, with links to more detailed breakdowns of objects and data types.

• Snowflake

• Azure Synapse

• SQL Server

• PostgreSQL and AlloyDB

• Databricks

• BigQuery

• Amazon Redshift

• Oracle

• MySQL

Common Features

SqlDBM projects offer the following common features across all database types. Database-specific features unique to each database are described in the respective articles linked above.

Features:

• Physical and virtual relationships *

• Suggested relationships

• Column templates

• Flags

• Colors (object)

• Notes (diagram)

• Subject areas

• Reverse Engineering

• Forward Engineering and alter scripts

• dbt YAML generation (sources and models)

• Compare revisions

• Compare environments

* Physical relationships are not supported by Azure Synapse.