HeidiSQL is free software for people who work with databases, and aims to be intuitive to use. "Heidi" lets you connect to a variety of databases, like MariaDB, MySQL, Microsoft SQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Interbase and Firebird.
Technical information file for users of HeidiSQLBasic help on using HeidiSQL This document aims to give users some basic help to get started with HeidiSQL. Over the years, the feature list has grown longer and longer. So, especially new users sometimes don't know where to look at for particular things. In such cases, you can watch out here for a first help. If you don't find what you're ...
Get it from the download page 32 bit builds are now dropped from the installer. They are still built and downloadable, but only in the portable versions. More details in issue #2071. 3rd party updates: Upgrade to Delphi 12.1 compiler PostgreSQL: Add libpq-17.dll v17.0.2 Issue #2022: Update libpq-1
FYI, I have updated my AUR package to also provide this new native build for users of Arch based distributions who want to test see heidisql on the AUR. The wine based package is still available as heidisql-wine. I have personally done a quick test and connecting via SSH tunnel to a MySQL DB via libmariadb.so and some basic edits worked fine for me.
HeidiSQL has 64 bit downloads, as you can see on the download page. The installer installs the 64bit version on 64bit Windows, and the 32bit version on 32bit Windows.
Yes, HeidiSQL does not yet support authentication for a SQLite database. Adding support for a login will require changes to HeidiSQL itself, and probably a different sqlite3.dll than the one shipped with Heidi.
Yes, HeidiSQL as of the latest version, for a new server, will continually display the host key store message. If I click yes, it doesn't appear to actually do anything anymore, as if I try to connect again, I get the same message.
