Exportizer 10.3.7.1577

Exportizer is a Windows database utility for viewing, querying, editing, converting, and exporting data from different database systems and file formats. It supports everything from CSV, DBF, and XML files to Microsoft Access, Excel, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, and other relational databases.

The software is available in Standard, Pro, and Enterprise editions. The higher editions add SQL queries, database-to-database transfers, command-line automation, and broader database connectivity.

Features

Exportizer can open database tables in a grid where users can browse, edit, sort, resize, and rearrange columns. Data can then be exported to files, databases, the clipboard, or printed.

Supported export formats include:

• CSV

• XLS and XLSX

• ODS

• JSON

• XML

• HTML

• PDF

• RTF

• DBF

• SQL scripts

• Text files

• Other supported database formats

Pro and Enterprise editions add custom SQL queries and multi-command SQL scripts. Enterprise expands database-to-database export and import capabilities, including PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, Firebird, SQLite, and other supported database systems.

Other useful features include:

• Multiple-table export

• Batch export

• Import between databases

• Command-line export

• Action files for automation

• Saved export templates

• Field and table mapping

• Calculated fields

• Export logs and error logs

• BLOB and CLOB extraction

• Image extraction from BLOB fields

• Clipboard import and export

• SQL query result export

• Customizable data grids

Enterprise can export multiple tables or SQL query results in a single operation. For destinations such as XLSX, HTML, and relational databases, multiple source tables can also be combined into a target file or table.

Performance and Compatibility

Exportizer is designed for database conversion and data-transfer tasks rather than general database administration. Its command-line and action-file capabilities make it useful for repeatable exports and automated workflows.

The software provides both 32-bit and 64-bit builds. On 64-bit Windows, both architectures can be installed independently. The architecture needs to match connected database components such as ODBC drivers and OLE DB providers where applicable.

For large database transfers, the choice of database interface can affect performance. For example, the documentation recommends the FD interface with Enterprise for PostgreSQL and SQL Server exports and states that batch mode can significantly improve export speed in supported scenarios.

Exportizer also provides detailed export logging and error handling, which can be useful when moving large amounts of data or troubleshooting failed records.

System Requirements

Exportizer supports:

• Windows Vista

• Windows 7

• Windows 8

• Windows 10

• Windows 11

Exportizer Pro and Enterprise require .NET Framework 4.52 according to the developer's current system information. Both 32-bit and 64-bit builds are available.

Additional database drivers, clients, or providers may be required depending on the database being accessed. Their architecture must generally match the Exportizer build being used.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Supports many database and file formats

• Database browsing and editing

• SQL query support in Pro and Enterprise

• Database-to-database migration

• Multiple-table export

• Command-line automation

• Action files

• Saved export configurations

• Detailed export logging

• BLOB and CLOB extraction

• Calculated fields

• 32-bit and 64-bit builds

• Supports PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, Firebird, SQLite, Access, Excel, and more

• Enterprise can combine multiple datasets into a single export

Cons

• Windows only

• Some advanced functionality requires Pro or Enterprise

• Database drivers and providers may need separate installation

• Architecture compatibility between Exportizer and database components can require attention

• The large number of export options may be overwhelming for occasional users

How to Install

Download the appropriate Exportizer edition and architecture from the official website.

After downloading:

1. Extract the downloaded archive if necessary.

2. Run the installer.

3. Choose the required edition and 32-bit or 64-bit architecture.

4. Follow the installation wizard.

5. Launch Exportizer after installation.

6. Register or open the database you want to work with.

The developer recommends running the installer with administrator privileges when possible. Existing installations generally do not need to be removed before a minor upgrade.

When connecting to databases through ODBC or OLE DB, install the appropriate database components and make sure their architecture matches Exportizer.

Final Verdict

Exportizer is a practical database utility for users who frequently need to move data between different databases and file formats. Its combination of database browsing, SQL queries, conversion tools, multi-table exports, and automation makes it more capable than a basic database viewer.

The Enterprise edition is particularly useful for database migration and larger export jobs because it supports broader database targets, multiple datasets, and multi-table operations. Command-line and action-file support also makes it suitable for recurring data-transfer workflows.

The main limitation is that it is Windows-only and some database connections require additional drivers or providers with matching 32-bit or 64-bit architecture. For Windows users who regularly work with heterogeneous databases and need flexible data conversion or export tools, Exportizer provides a broad set of capabilities in a relatively focused application.