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Querious is a new database management application written from the ground up exclusively for Mac OS X Leopard. Unlike thoughtless ports of cross platform applications, Querious is precise and easy to understand, displaying the information you need without getting in your way.

Table Content

Viewing and editing table content with Querious is a breeze.

Use the filter controls at the top of the view to focus on only the rows you need to see, using half-a-dozen logical operators, or a custom WHERE clause.

Table Columns

Querious has a great interface for defining table columns. Its straightforward and uncluttered design allows you to quickly see the table structure at a glance.

Indexes and Keys

Unlike other programs which simply show table indexes and keys as they are stored directly in the database, Querious shows them logically, so you don't have to understand the internal organization of the database management system.

Table Info

Check out some basic table information, set the storage engine type, string encoding defaults, and any documentation.

Querious doesn't leave out the basics.

Custom Queries

Perform custom queries, taking advantage of syntax coloring and autocomplete, to do anything you want.

Create tables, check user permissions, or perform a complex multi-join query when a simple search just won't do.

User Privileges

Managing user privileges "by hand" can be a pain. With Querious, you can effortlessly see and understand the privileges set for each user. Add and remove database-, table-, and even column-level privileges by simply clicking on checkboxes.

Import and Export

Querious can import and export data using SQL, CSV, and Tab files, allowing fine-tuned adjustments to adapt to any slight format differences between programs.

Querious also has a unique interface for mapping columns in CSV and Tab files to columns in your database tables, so you can selectively import or export specific columns.

Querious currently connects to MySQL® version 5 database servers only. If you're not using MySQL or are using MySQL version 4, we're sorry to disappoint you at the moment. We're determined to continually expand Querious to support other database systems, so keep an eye out for yours to be supported.