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Zequel provides native support for 10 different database systems, from traditional SQL databases to NoSQL and in-memory stores. Each database is supported through dedicated drivers that provide optimal performance and feature compatibility.

Relational Databases

PostgreSQL

Powerful open-source relational database with advanced features

MySQL

Popular open-source relational database

MariaDB

MySQL-compatible database with enhanced features

SQL Server

Microsoft’s enterprise relational database system

Embedded Databases

SQLite

Lightweight file-based SQL database

DuckDB

Analytical SQL database for OLAP workloads

Analytics & OLAP

ClickHouse

Column-oriented database for real-time analytics

NoSQL Databases

MongoDB

Document-oriented NoSQL database

Redis

In-memory key-value data store

Database Drivers & Versions

Zequel uses the following official database drivers:
DatabaseDriverVersion
PostgreSQLpg^8.13.1
MySQLmysql2^3.11.5
MariaDBmysql2^3.11.5
SQL Servermssql^12.2.0
SQLitebetter-sqlite3^11.6.0
DuckDB@duckdb/node-api^1.4.4-r.1
ClickHouse@clickhouse/client^1.16.0
MongoDBmongodb^7.0.0
Redisioredis^5.9.2

Common Features

All supported databases provide:
  • Connection Management: Secure connections with SSL/TLS support
  • Query Execution: Interactive query editor with syntax highlighting
  • Schema Browser: Navigate databases, tables, views, and relationships
  • Data Viewing: Browse and filter table data with pagination
  • Export/Import: Backup and restore capabilities

Database-Specific Features

Each database driver implements features specific to that system:

SQL Databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server)

  • Tables, views, and materialized views
  • Indexes and foreign key constraints
  • Stored procedures and functions
  • Triggers and sequences
  • User and role management

Embedded Databases (SQLite, DuckDB)

  • File-based operation
  • Direct file access
  • Local schema editing

Analytics (ClickHouse)

  • MergeTree engine support
  • Data skipping indexes
  • Partitions and materialized views
  • Column-oriented storage

NoSQL (MongoDB, Redis)

  • Document/key-value operations
  • Schema-less data modeling
  • Native query languages
  • Collections and key management
Not all features are available for every database type. Check individual database pages for specific capabilities and limitations.

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