Best Data Modeling Tools for SQL

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    IBM Cognos Analytics Reviews
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    Cognos Analytics with Watson brings BI to a new level with AI capabilities that provide a complete, trustworthy, and complete picture of your company. They can forecast the future, predict outcomes, and explain why they might happen. Built-in AI can be used to speed up and improve the blending of data or find the best tables for your model. AI can help you uncover hidden trends and drivers and provide insights in real-time. You can create powerful visualizations and tell the story of your data. You can also share insights via email or Slack. Combine advanced analytics with data science to unlock new opportunities. Self-service analytics that is governed and secures data from misuse adapts to your needs. You can deploy it wherever you need it - on premises, on the cloud, on IBM Cloud Pak®, for Data or as a hybrid option.
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    ERD Lab Reviews
    ERD Lab is an online ER Diagram Tool which allows you to visually design your database. You can import existing SQL or create a new database without writing any code. Visualize your schemas and collaborate with your team. When you are done, export SQL or PDF/Image. All this for free!
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    Luna Modeler Reviews
    Luna Modeler is a database design tool for various relational databases. Draw ER diagrams, visualize existing databases and generate documentation or SQL scripts. Supported platforms include the following databases: - PostgreSQL - SQL Server - MariaDB - MySQL - SQLite - Logical database design Key features and benefits: - Database design and creation of ER diagrams - Visualization of SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB structures - Import from SQLite files - Support for secure connections (SSH/SSL/TLS) - Interactive documentation - Generation of SQL scripts - Project Update - Interactive HTML Reports - Various display modes - Support for subdiagrams
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    Databricks Data Intelligence Platform Reviews
    The Databricks Data Intelligence Platform enables your entire organization to utilize data and AI. It is built on a lakehouse that provides an open, unified platform for all data and governance. It's powered by a Data Intelligence Engine, which understands the uniqueness in your data. Data and AI companies will win in every industry. Databricks can help you achieve your data and AI goals faster and easier. Databricks combines the benefits of a lakehouse with generative AI to power a Data Intelligence Engine which understands the unique semantics in your data. The Databricks Platform can then optimize performance and manage infrastructure according to the unique needs of your business. The Data Intelligence Engine speaks your organization's native language, making it easy to search for and discover new data. It is just like asking a colleague a question.
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    Apache Spark Reviews

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    Apache Spark™, a unified analytics engine that can handle large-scale data processing, is available. Apache Spark delivers high performance for streaming and batch data. It uses a state of the art DAG scheduler, query optimizer, as well as a physical execution engine. Spark has over 80 high-level operators, making it easy to create parallel apps. You can also use it interactively via the Scala, Python and R SQL shells. Spark powers a number of libraries, including SQL and DataFrames and MLlib for machine-learning, GraphX and Spark Streaming. These libraries can be combined seamlessly in one application. Spark can run on Hadoop, Apache Mesos and Kubernetes. It can also be used standalone or in the cloud. It can access a variety of data sources. Spark can be run in standalone cluster mode on EC2, Hadoop YARN and Mesos. Access data in HDFS and Alluxio.
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