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Because when you have a couple million rows in a table, you don't want to edit it à la Excel ;-)
by jmnicolas 11y ago
Because when you have a couple million rows in a table, you don't want to edit it à la Excel ;-)
- sandGorgon 11y agonot all kinds of editing are changing a billion rows at a time. Sometimes, you just want to change a few rows and few columns. I have actually used dbeaver as an order management system, while my front end caught up.
- PudgePacket 11y agoThat's a really interesting use case, thanks for mentioning it.