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Compare Azure Data Studio and DBeaver 
- Users report that DBeaver excels in its Data Dictionary feature, scoring 9.0, which allows for comprehensive documentation and understanding of data structures, while Azure Data Studio scores slightly lower at 8.8.
- Reviewers mention that Azure Data Studio shines in Query Language capabilities, achieving a score of 9.6, which is higher than DBeaver's 9.2, indicating a more robust experience for users who frequently write complex queries.
- G2 users highlight that DBeaver's SQL Scripting feature is particularly strong, with a score of 9.5, making it a preferred choice for users who prioritize scripting capabilities in their database management tasks.
- Users on G2 report that Azure Data Studio offers superior Quality of Support, with a score of 9.2 compared to DBeaver's 8.4, suggesting that users may find more responsive and helpful support when using Azure Data Studio.
- Reviewers say that DBeaver's Data Migration feature is highly rated at 8.9, which is slightly lower than Azure Data Studio's 9.1, indicating that users may find Azure Data Studio more effective for migrating data between systems.
- Users report that DBeaver's Code Completion feature is less effective, scoring only 6.7, which may hinder productivity for users who rely heavily on this functionality, while Azure Data Studio does not have this specific score available but is generally perceived as more user-friendly.
Azure data studio has user friendly, interface, integrated terminal, support for data sources and robust query editing capabilities.
Lack of features and stability make it almost unusable.
It's free and it works! Simply as that, I have struggled for years try to find in vain an SQL manager that works with all my engines, and when I heard about DBeaver, I though, why not, at the end, the only that I would may lose is time. But I was really...
The community edition does not support certain databases such as Apache Cassandra and MongoDB which is a big bummer when considering DBeaver as a default database management and interaction tool. Toolbar icons are not intuitive of their purpose. For...
Azure data studio has user friendly, interface, integrated terminal, support for data sources and robust query editing capabilities.
It's free and it works! Simply as that, I have struggled for years try to find in vain an SQL manager that works with all my engines, and when I heard about DBeaver, I though, why not, at the end, the only that I would may lose is time. But I was really...
Lack of features and stability make it almost unusable.
The community edition does not support certain databases such as Apache Cassandra and MongoDB which is a big bummer when considering DBeaver as a default database management and interaction tool. Toolbar icons are not intuitive of their purpose. For...
