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This is a well known concept sometimes called a SQL editor. There's definitely a need for a great implementation of the concept though. There was a really good
by gregwebs 6y ago
This is a well known concept sometimes called a SQL editor. There's definitely a need for a great implementation of the concept though. There was a really good one called Wagon years ago that of course got bricked after the team was acquired and I still haven't liked any that I have tried since.
The emphasis on editing production here is a bit odd since there is a lot of value that can be delivered read-only to analysts or to editing development for developers.
I have a war story about editing production with one of these tools. Someone used such an editor to edit a MongoDB database value. The ORM schema said it was a float, but it was entered as an int. This somehow broke production for a lot of users.
SQL editors
* PopSQL
* TeamSQL
* DataGrip
* https://www.beekeeperstudio.io
CLI tools
* [usql](https://github.com/xo/usql/releases)
* [dbcli](http://www.dbcli.com/)
- infinite8s 6y agoWhat were your favorite parts of Wagon that haven't been replicated?
- bfelbo 6y agoWe use Postico and are pretty happy with it. It's better for our use cases than e.g. PopSQL. That being said, we'd drop Postico any day for a smooth editor with 100% Postgres typing support.