Navicat Premium for Mac v15.0.28 Database Management Software Chinese Activated Version Download

Navicat Premium for Mac is a comprehensive database development and management tool that supports connecting to multiple mainstream databases through a single application, including MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. It provides database administrators, developers, and data analysts with efficient and convenient database creation, management, and maintenance functions. This tool performs exceptionally well on the Mac platform, with an interface design that follows macOS native specifications, and its smoothness and stability have been tested by a large number of professional users.

I. Core Features

1. Seamless Data Migration

Through data transfer, data synchronization, and structure synchronization functions, users can migrate data quickly and securely at low cost. The tool provides detailed migration guidance across database systems, supports comparison and synchronization of data and structures, and can generate executable detailed change scripts in seconds. In actual operation, users only need to select the source database and target database, and the system will automatically analyze differences and generate a migration plan.

2. Diversified Data Operation Tools

• Data Import: Supports importing data in various formats, and data source connections can be set via ODBC. Common formats include CSV, Excel, XML, and JSON files, greatly facilitating data migration work.
• Data Export: Can export tables, views, or query results to Excel, Access, CSV, and other formats. Supports custom export fields and formats to meet data distribution needs in different scenarios.
• Data Editing: Provides tree view, JSON view, grid view, and various editing tools, supporting CRUD operations on records. Users can directly edit data in the grid view, similar to operating a spreadsheet.

3. Intelligent Query Editing

Built-in visual query building tool helps users easily create, edit, and execute queries without worrying about syntax issues. It features code auto-completion, custom code snippets, and syntax hints to improve coding efficiency. It also provides PL/SQL and PL/PGSQL debugging functions, supporting breakpoint setting, line-by-line execution, variable viewing, and call stack inspection. These features are extremely useful for debugging complex stored procedures.

4. Database Design and Modeling

With a professional object designer, users can intuitively create, modify, and manage all database objects. The built-in graphical database design and modeling tool can transform database structures into visual models, helping to understand and manage complex databases. Table relationships can be established through drag-and-drop operations, greatly lowering the threshold for database design.

5. Data Visualization

Through chart functions, large datasets are presented graphically, helping users gain deep insights into data patterns, trends, and correlations. Supports creating visual dashboard templates for team sharing of analysis results. Chart types include bar charts, line charts, pie charts, etc., and users can choose the most appropriate display method based on data type.

6. Efficiency Improvement Tools

• Backup and Restore: Provides an intuitive local backup and restore interface, supporting integration with backup tools for MongoDB, Oracle, and SQL Server. The backup process supports compression and encryption to ensure data security.
• Task Automation: Supports scheduled automatic execution of tasks such as backups and script runs, enabling repeatable deployment processes. Users can set task schedules for daily, weekly, or custom time intervals.
• Cross-Platform Collaboration: Synchronize connection settings, models, queries, and more through Navicat Cloud, enabling real-time team collaboration and remote work. All data is protected by encrypted channels during transmission.

7. Intelligent Schema Analysis (MongoDB)

Built-in MongoDB schema analysis tool can visually explore document structures, detect schema anomalies and outliers, helping users deeply understand data distribution. This feature is particularly critical for the management and optimization of NoSQL databases.

8. Advanced Secure Connections

Supports establishing secure and stable database connections through SSH channels and SSL protocols, and provides multiple authentication methods, including PAM authentication for MySQL/MariaDB, Kerberos/X.509 authentication for MongoDB, and GSSAPI authentication for PostgreSQL, ensuring network transmission security. Enterprise users can also configure firewall rules for multi-layered security protection.

9. Dark Mode

Provides a dark theme interface to reduce eye fatigue during prolonged use while maintaining all operation logic consistent with the original interface. Dark mode is particularly comfortable for use at night or in low-light environments and does not affect work efficiency.

II. Version 15.0.28 Update Contents

Bug Fix List:

1. Fixed the issue where data could not be updated in some cases.
2. Resolved the crash when adding triggers to PostgreSQL models.
3. Fixed a possible crash when using the data transfer function.
4. Improved handling of NULL values and integer values in JSON field export.
5. Fixed the issue where the cursor did not automatically focus on the search box after pressing CMD+F.
6. Resolved the crash when selecting “Group by Object Type” in structure synchronization.
7. Other minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

III. Software Interface Screenshots

IV. Detailed Installation Tutorial

Step 1: System Requirements Check

Before installation, please ensure your Mac is running macOS 10.12 Sierra or later. It is recommended to have at least 8GB of RAM and 2GB of available hard disk space to ensure smooth operation. Navicat Premium for Mac supports both Intel and Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) chips with good compatibility.

Step 2: Download and Extract

Obtain the installation package from the download link provided on this page. After downloading, double-click the DMG file to mount it. Typically, the installation package will automatically mount to the desktop or Finder sidebar. If you encounter a security prompt, go to “System Preferences” > “Security & Privacy” to allow apps from any source.

Step 3: Drag and Drop Installation

In the mounted DMG window, drag the Navicat Premium icon to the “Applications” folder. This completes the installation. When dragging, ensure the target folder is “Applications” and not another location. The installation process usually takes only a few seconds.

Step 4: First Launch

Open “Launchpad” or the “Applications” folder, find the Navicat Premium icon, and double-click to launch. On first launch, the system may prompt “Cannot verify developer”. At this point, right-click the icon and select “Open” to bypass the verification. After launching, the software will enter the activation interface.

Step 5: Activation and Registration

Follow the activation instructions provided on the download page, enter the serial number or use the activation tool to complete registration. It is recommended to restart the software after activation to ensure all functions are properly enabled. If activation fails, check the network connection or try running as administrator.

Step 6: Connection Test

After opening Navicat Premium, click the “Connection” button, select the database type you need to manage, and enter the connection information (host, port, username, password). Click “Test Connection” to confirm the configuration is correct. Once the test is successful, you can start using it.

V. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Unable to start after installation, prompting “damaged”?

Please check if Gatekeeper has been disabled. Enter the command sudo spctl --master-disable in Terminal, then restart Navicat Premium. If the problem persists, re-download the installation package, as the file may have been corrupted during transfer.

Q2: How to solve the password saving issue?

This is a known issue in the current version. It is recommended to use SSH key authentication or SSL certificate to connect to the database, avoiding reliance on the password saving function. You can also store passwords in a third-party password manager and enter them manually.

Q3: Does it support Apple Silicon chips?

Fully supported. Navicat Premium for Mac v15.0.28 has been natively optimized for M1/M2/M3 chips, with operating efficiency comparable to the Intel version. Users do not need to install the Rosetta translation layer.

Q4: How to back up a database?

In Navicat Premium, right-click the target database and select “Backup” > “New Backup”. Set the backup path and options, then click “Start”. Scheduled automatic backup is supported and can be configured in “Task Schedule”.

Q5: What to do if garbled characters appear during data synchronization?

Check the character set settings of the source and target databases to ensure they are consistent. In Navicat’s connection settings, you can specify the character set as UTF-8. If the problem persists, try exporting to a CSV file before data transfer and then re-importing.

Q6: How to import large CSV files?

Use Navicat’s data import wizard, select CSV format, and then specify the file path. It is recommended to split the file into multiple smaller files (each no more than 100MB) to improve import success rate. Please confirm the field mapping is correct before importing.

Q7: Can I connect to multiple databases simultaneously?

Yes. Navicat Premium supports opening multiple connections simultaneously, each displayed independently in the left navigation bar. Users can drag and drop data tables between different databases for quick operations.

Q8: How to set breakpoints when debugging stored procedures?

Open the stored procedure in the query editor and click the gray area to the left of the line number to add a breakpoint. Then click the “Debug” button, and the program will pause at the breakpoint for easy inspection of variable values. Single-step execution and call stack viewing are supported.

Q9: How to create an SSH tunnel connection?

In the connection settings, switch to the “SSH” tab and check “Use SSH Tunnel”. Enter the SSH host, port, username, and authentication method (password or key file). After setting up, Navicat will encrypt data transmission through the SSH tunnel.

Q10: Will configurations be lost after software update?

Generally not. Navicat Premium’s configuration files are saved in the ~/.navicat folder in the user directory. When updating the software, these configurations are retained. However, it is recommended to manually back up connection settings before updating.

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