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Just in case you are not aware of it, DataGrip can do all these things: https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/ https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/

• davedx 7y ago
  I use Rider daily and pay for it, but I found the price tag for DataGrip to be pretty steep considering what I typically use a SQL client for (running ad hoc queries mostly). The competition is not great on MacOS either so I've been using Azure Data Studio and dbBeaver mostly and not really happy with this state of affairs either. Excited to see a fresh new attempt in this space.
  • rathboma 7y ago
    I like a lot of the paid tools, but I just feel like open databases deserve open tools. DBeaver is great for DBAs.
  • manzu 7y ago
    Rider comes with DB tools on par with DataGrip included. Same for PHPStorm. The exception si WebStorm and maybe other smaller ones
• fullstackchris 7y ago
  hopping on the train here - does anyone know an editor that can do editing of postgres enums? (i know you can't 'edit' an enum in postgres, but i would love a GUI that would 'allow' this. (i.e. in the background DROP CASCADE the enum, create a new one with the same name and new value, as well as restoring to previous dependencies that the old enum had)