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SQLShell. A Cross-Database SQL Tool With NoSQL Potential

SQLShell. A Cross-Database SQL Tool With NoSQL Potential

By Phil Whelan on January 18, 2011

In this blog post I will introduce SQLShell and demonstrate, step-by-step, how to install it and start using it with MySQL. I will also reflect on the possibilites of using this with NoSQL technologies, such as HBase, MongoDB, Hive, CouchDB, Redis and Google BigQuery.

SQLShell is a cross-platform, cross-database command-line tool for SQL, much like psql for PostgreSQL or the mysql command-line tool for MySQL.

Posted in Databases | Tagged clapper.org, couchdb, google storage, hbase, hive, homebrew, jdbc, mongodb, mysql, nosql, oracle, postgresql, psql, rdbms, redis, scala, sqlcmd, sqlite, sqlshell | 2 Responses

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