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I forgot to comment when this question was only a couple hours old :( but hopefully someone sees this anyway. MySQL has phpMyAdmin, which is (compared to some
by i336_ 10y ago
I forgot to comment when this question was only a couple hours old :( but hopefully someone sees this anyway.
MySQL has phpMyAdmin, which is (compared to some of the tools out there) incredibly basic (and ever so slightly buggy), but really helpful for getting started and providing a barebones "look at the database" interface. (In all fairness, it does have some pretty decent features.)
pgPhpAdmin... isn't really the same. In my case I couldn't even get it working - I don't remember what errors I got but as a complete beginner I wasn't sure how to respond (I think the errors I was seeing weren't giving any hits on google either).
So, I'm curious what other web-based or Linux-compatible postgres administration tools are out there?
- kk_cz 10y agopgAdmin (https://www.pgadmin.org/ https://www.pgadmin.org/), of course. btw, if you want to work with mysql you might want to use mysql workbench instead of phpmyadmin.
- i336_ 10y agoWow, thanks so much! pgAdmin looks great, and TIL about MySQL Workbench, which looks awesome (wish there was a PostgreSQL Workbench! :P) - this will be great for learning. Databases are one of those things I know I badly need to learn more about, this is great start. Thanks again.