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While I have enjoyed Postgres's reliability, the clients (for OSX) have left me feeling empty. A majority of the time I just want to see the tables. When usin
by aantix 19y ago
While I have enjoyed Postgres's reliability, the clients (for OSX) have left me feeling empty.
A majority of the time I just want to see the tables. When using pgAdmin3, I am forced to expand Servers->Local Server->Databases-><the desired database>->Schema->Public->Tables
And then when I finally get to the table I want, if I double click it, it brings up the properties for the table? Huh?
So I figure out I must click the table icon on the toolbar to bring up the table. Instead of bringing up the data within the same pane, it pops up a second window? Grrr....
While the tool gets the job done, I'm starting to miss MySQL just for the sake of having CocoaMySQL at my side.
- lneves 19y ago> When using pgAdmin3, I am forced to expand Servers->Local Server->Databases-><the desired database>->Schema->Public->Tables Yes, that is annoying, but at least the 1.8.1 version of pgAdmin opens in the last db/schema used... that is the behavior I get. > So I figure out I must click the table icon on the toolbar to bring up the table. Instead of bringing up the data within the same pane, it pops up a second window? Grrr.... File -> Options -> Preferences. Unmark "Show object properties on doubleclick in treeview?" Does that help?
- Locke 19y agoWhy not just use psql and '\d my_table'?
- jawngee 19y agoPGAdmin for OSX is a steaming pile. I use a combination of tools: Aqua Data Studio PgMaestro via Parallels
- pivo 19y agoI just started using Navicat Lite for PostgreSQL on OSX. Not open source, but free and seems pretty nice so far. Might be worth a look.