@Chris I've always used SQuirreL SQL and pretty happy with it too

I'll have to check that out when I have a little more time, thanks!

I use SQuirreL SQL too, and it has been a good tool, one I’ve used for the past 13+ years for multiple databases. I will say I have also tried and used DBeaver, as some of my current coworkers use and like it, but found it to run considerably slower for me with the exact same driver and queries as I was using in SQuirreL. That was about 3-4 years ago, so more recent versions may not have the same issues.

My colleague who told me about DBeaver used the driver that it came with to communicate with NetSuite but I was able to set it up with the JDBC driver that NetSuite provides. I use SQL a lot more than him and I haven't had any problems with performance. Granted my queries aren't super complex but the one that I have been working on is two queries combined by a union and each query uses the same 7 tables to pull the data out. It returns about 2k results in 8.6s which in my opinion isn't too bad.

If something works, and you like it, there’s no reason to go changing it.