One query, several databases
Pick a set of targets, run one statement against all of them, and read the merged result as a single table. Comparing a schema across environments stops being five windows and five copies of the same query.
One desktop window for five database engines. Connect, browse the object tree, write SQL, read results, and run the same query across several servers at once.
Pick your platform below
| Engine | Transport |
|---|---|
| SQL Server | FreeTDS · DB-Library |
| Oracle | ODPI-C · add-on |
| MySQL / MariaDB | MariaDB Connector/C |
| PostgreSQL | libpq |
| SQLite | embedded |
Every engine is reached through the same driver interface, so the window does not change when the server does.
1.9
Published 2026-10-02
The layout follows the shape of the work: connections and the object tree on the left, editor tabs in the middle, results and messages underneath. Nothing is hidden behind a ribbon, and the editor never loses the middle of the window.
Connections
Object Explorer
SQL Editor
select c.name, count(*) as n from dbo.invoice i join dbo.customer c on c.id = i.customer_id group by c.name order by n desc;
Results
| Kowalski sp. z o.o. | 184 |
| Northwind Ltd. | 132 |
| Adamczyk Serwis | 97 |
Built for people who spend the day in SQL rather than in a settings dialog.
Pick a set of targets, run one statement against all of them, and read the merged result as a single table. Comparing a schema across environments stops being five windows and five copies of the same query.
Tables, views, procedures and related objects stay in a tree beside the editor, so inspecting an object does not cost you the query you were writing.
The editor keeps a metadata cache of the connected server, so completion offers the names that actually exist on it.
Measure what a statement costs before it reaches a production server.
Watch sessions and running processes on the server without leaving for a second tool.
A side panel backed by an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, for drafting and explaining SQL. You point it at your own endpoint and key.
Direct download, no account. The main package carries every connector except Oracle, which is a separate add-on because of its size.
| Platform | Format | File | Size | Get |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows x86 | ZIP | wxSqlStudio-1.9-windows-x86.zip Portable build. Unpack and run. 32-bit binary; runs on 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. | 5.9 MB | Download wxSqlStudio-1.9-windows-x86.zip |
| macOS x86_64 | DMG | wxSqlStudio-1.9-macos-x86_64.dmg Disk image for Intel Macs. Built for the x86_64 architecture. | 6.6 MB | Download wxSqlStudio-1.9-macos-x86_64.dmg |
| Linux amd64 | DEB | wxsqlstudio_1.9_amd64.deb System package for Debian and Ubuntu. For environments that prefer a package over an archive. | 5.7 MB | Download wxsqlstudio_1.9_amd64.deb |
This package is not built for the current release yet.
The Oracle client is the one connector kept outside the main package.
| Oracle add-on | ZIP | wxSqlStudio-driver-pack-oracle.zip Oracle client libraries. Unpack beside the application; it is picked up on the next start. | 26 MB | Download wxSqlStudio-driver-pack-oracle.zip |
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The Oracle add-on is a 26 MB download on its own — larger than the entire application at 5.7 MB. Bundling it would multiply the download for everyone who never connects to Oracle, so it stays an add-on and the base package stays small.