db<>fiddle

What db<>fiddle is

db<>fiddle is a free online SQL playground that runs SQL against a real database engine and provides a permanent link to each result. It works without an account and supports MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQLite, MariaDB, Db2, DuckDB, DocumentDB, YugabyteDB, Firebird, and TimescaleDB. The live engine list includes multiple versions for supported databases, and some versions offer sample schemas. Its HTTP API accepts SQL batches through a POST request, runs them in order against the same fresh database, and returns the new fiddle code as plain text. This lets a later batch use objects created earlier. An optional sample parameter selects a preloaded schema when one is offered for the chosen engine version. A fiddle URL can return SQL and results in Markdown when requested with the text/markdown Accept header. The maker says each run executes on a real disposable VM. Fiddles are not enumerable, so a fiddle without a shared link is not visible to others. The site says it logs only the first three octets of IP addresses and uses no cookies, tracking scripts, or fingerprinting. Submitted content is covered by Creative Commons CC0.