CSV Query VS nView for Mac

A plugin to Notepad++ to parse different types of CSV files and display them in a table.

nView is a simple application utility for viewing, editing, searching, sorting and printing...

Simplicity
CSV Query allows users to execute SQL-like queries on CSV files, making it straightforward for those familiar with SQL to extract information without learning a new query language.
Portability
Since CSV files are plain text and widely used, CSV Query can be used across different platforms and systems without the need for specialized software.
No Database Needed
CSV Query operates directly on CSV files, so there is no need for setting up or maintaining a traditional database, which simplifies data handling for small to medium-sized datasets.
Ease of Use
The tool is designed to be user-friendly, offering a graphical interface that makes it easy for users to run queries and get results quickly.

Performance Limitations
Querying large CSV files can be slow, as CSV Query does not have the optimizations that database management systems offer for handling large datasets.
Limited Functionality
While it allows SQL-like queries, CSV Query does not support the full range of SQL features, limiting its capabilities compared to full-fledged databases.
Data Integrity
CSV files do not enforce data types or constraints, which can lead to inconsistent data quality, unlike databases which enforce schema and data integrity.
Concurrency Issues
CSV files typically do not handle concurrent read/write operations well, which can be a limitation in multi-user environments.