Open source alternative to SQLMaestro for PostgreSQL - sql

I'm looking for oen source alternative to SQLMaestro for PostgreSQL because it has visual database designer which not avaliable in pgAdmin which make database desinging so easy.
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I'm not sure if this is illegal here but I've to ask about it because google didn't help me for find the alternative.

SQL Power Architect did the trick for me. Runs on Windows, OS X and Linux.

I found awesome tools in PostgreSQL wiki thank for your help guys.

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pylint equivalent for SQL?

python having pylint
scala having Scalastyle
I searched around but didn't find a style checker for SQL. Does it exist?
Thank you.
You don't require any error checker for Sql, as Sql is not a programming language. They IDE you use will help you to understand the issue in the query and can be formatted accordingly. Please choose appropriate IDE (Sql developer/ db weaver)
I also found this sql style guide
https://www.sqlstyle.guide/
so it's more of a team wide consensus on which SQL style to go with, but not a linter to spot it out.

How to connect to a database with 64 bit labview

So I am using labview and their data connectivity tool kit only works with their 32 bit version. I need to use their 64 bit version though to be compatible with some of my other files.
If I have a local sql database, which I access using the mysql command line client, what would be the best way to talk to it? Should I use executables like bat files or is there a better method? Should I store data in a different way?
Thanks in advance for your help.
I have never really liked the data connectivity toolkit, mainly because it is Windows only. That being said, I recommend setting up a MySQL server on your computer and using TCP/IP to communicate with it. This community forum link is a good start, although there are some issues with this code. I use code based off of that in my software, unfortunately I cannot post that source code.

SQLInForm.com like plug-in for SQL Server 2008

Is there a plug-in like the java applet # SQLinForm.com for MS SQL Server Management Studio 2008?
I tried SSMS tools based on someone's answer to my previous question but I don't find any functionality to format (beautify/tabify) SQL.
If somebody could please point out that in SSMS tools or suggest some other tool (preferably free)
Thanks :)
Finally, I found something online which is free:
http://www.dpriver.com/pp/sqlformat.htm

is there a SQL Prompt like plugin for VS 2008

I like to use the SQL Tools in VS but I would like to have some intellisense for SQL, with sql manager I can get the Redgate SQL prompt but I would like to stay in VS, any Ideas?
Edit:
is there anything other then Redgate SQL prompt? that dose error checking like the way R# or dev express?
Red-Gate SQL Prompt (at least more recent versions, I believe 3.x and up) also works inside Visual Studio. I don't think you need another extra tool, really.
See the Red-Gate SQL Prompt feature page
It says clearly:
Integrates with SSMS, SSMS Express, Query Analyzer and Visual Studio
Marc
With Red Gate SQL Prompt you also will stay in VS and this product supports now just VS 2008.
SQL Prompt web page
If you don't like it I can propose you to try SQL Assist or SQL Complete. I use this tool and as for me it's really reliable one.
Apart from tools mentioned above there is a pretty neat tool from ApexSQL called “Complete”. I think this article can explain further http://blog.apexsql.com/ssms-intellisense-add-in-and-ssms-intellisense/
And the tool itself
Yes, SQL Prompt 3.x and 4.x beta for sure work with Visual Studio 2005/2008
You can download the 4.x beta to play with, and visit their forum if you have any question/problem. Red Gate people are very nice and helpful
http://www.red-gate.com/MessageBoard/viewforum.php?f=98

DB sketcher for MacOS?

I've been trying to find a free database creator for mac os, and i'm not being able to find any. Anyone know of a free one i could download?
EDIT: I need that the application generate the sql (mysql in this case) also :)
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SQL Designer is web-based.
There's also more options at this question.
I think the Entity modeling stuff in XCode might be of us to you...
SchemaBank is another web-based one available.