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Desktop. I've found that a lot of web-based SQL clients pose more limitations to how much data you can bring in, causing frustration. Additionally, it seems tha
by blakeburch 6y ago
Desktop. I've found that a lot of web-based SQL clients pose more limitations to how much data you can bring in, causing frustration. Additionally, it seems that the solution to running multiple queries on the web is to open more tabs of the application in your browser... which isn't ideal.
Most of my work involves automating SQL through Python scripts so running queries on desktop solves the above problems and limits the amount of switching back and forth.
- vioberoi 6y agoInteresting! Any limitations you face for desktop-based clients?
- blakeburch 6y agoNot that I can remember coming across. Most of the desktop clients are pretty smart and prevent large data loads from causing hangups. Back in the day, Wagon (https://www.wagonhq.com/ https://www.wagonhq.com/) was my favorite, but the team was bought by Box. PopSQL (https://popsql.com/ https://popsql.com/) has at least partially filled that void over the last 2 years. Happy to answer any specific questions you might have as you're building. Email is in my profile.