SQLApp: SQL Client & Manager

SQLApp is a SQL client and database manager for Android. Connect to SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL from your phone or tablet, browse tables, views and stored procedures, and run SQL queries with a full-featured editor, anytime, anywhere.

MySQL client, SQL Server client and PostgreSQL client in one app: manage your database without a computer.

★ SUPPORTED DATABASES

• Microsoft SQL Server

• MySQL

• MariaDB

• PostgreSQL

★ CONNECTION MANAGEMENT

• Save all your database server connections and open them with a single tap.

• Test a connection before saving it.

• Encrypted SSL/TLS connections.

• Configurable login and socket timeouts.

• Optionally set the database to connect to.

• Export and import your connections as a file to back them up or move them to another device.

★ DATABASE MANAGER

• See the databases available on the server.

• Browse tables, views, stored procedures, functions and triggers.

• Search objects by name and page through long lists.

• See the creation and modification date of each object.

• Run, edit or drop objects directly: SQLApp writes the SQL statement (SELECT, EXEC/CALL, ALTER, CREATE OR REPLACE, DROP) for you.

★ SQL EDITOR

• SQL query editor with syntax highlighting.

• Light and dark editor themes.

• Run single SQL queries or multi-statement scripts, including GO and DELIMITER blocks.

• Open queries from .sql files and save your queries as .sql files.

★ RESULTS & EXCEL EXPORT

• View your query results in a clean grid, with server messages in a separate tab.

• Export results to an Excel file (.xls) in one tap.

★ CUSTOMIZATION

• Turn confirmation dialogs on or off to suit the way you work.

• Available in English and Spanish.

★ PERFECT FOR

Developers, DBAs, sysadmins and students who need to manage a SQL database from their phone: check production data, run an emergency script or learn SQL.

SQLApp is free. If you find it useful, you can support its development with a donation from inside the app.

Note: SQLApp connects directly to your database server. Make sure the server is reachable from your network (for example through a VPN or firewall rules) and that you have the required permissions.