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I mostly use psql but I use pgadmin3 when I use a GUI (apparently now pgadmin4, but I haven't tried the new version yet) and there's a new query button that ope
by cookiecaper 10y ago
I mostly use psql but I use pgadmin3 when I use a GUI (apparently now pgadmin4, but I haven't tried the new version yet) and there's a new query button that opens a big text window in which one can write SQL. You can press F5 to run the query in that window, and can highlight parts of the query to run them specifically. The output is in an adjustable-size pane with adjustable-size columns at the bottom of the window.
I have used other database management tools. To me, it seems that pgadmin3's New Query window behaves pretty similarly to Microsoft's New Query window. I've used several other database GUIs (SQLyog, others) but there are none that, IMO, are night-and-day better than pgadmin3 for my basic uses.
I definitely believe that pgadmin3's interface for adding columns to tables is onerous, but that doesn't happen very often since MVC frameworks brought schema definition as code into the mainstream.
- SadWebDeveloper 10y agoIMHO pgadmin X is a mess... finding were the tables, indexes and views when you first run pgadmin is dauting. Then setting permissions or properties for tables is mostly useless since they don't work at all (most of the time you have to get and fix the SQL generated rather than using the GUI). To this day its still baffles me why Python developers choose PGSQL as his defacto DB standard.