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The biggest one is PHPMyAdmin. LAMP's a pervasive thing. (Not that I like LAMP, mind you, but it's important to be aware of why Pg hasn't made large dents in th
by MostAwesomeDude 15y ago
The biggest one is PHPMyAdmin. LAMP's a pervasive thing. (Not that I like LAMP, mind you, but it's important to be aware of why Pg hasn't made large dents in the MySQL market share over the past decade.)
- jwingy 15y agophppgadmin? I've used both (using phppgadmin right now), and they're similar enough. It's not as nice as phpmyadmin, but that shouldn't be a determining factor over whether to use mysql over postgresql.
- Roboprog 15y agoThanks for the feedback. That explains a lot then. I always preferred to use the command line, so that I could either make scripts, or at least screen shots, of changes made. Thus, my utter lack of concern about the admin GUIs. PostgreSQL has a kick-ass command line tool, with online help, GNU readline (including auto-complete), annd good output formatting options. Contrast with Oracle's sql*plus tool (yee-UCK!). I seem to remember mysql having at least readline, but not sure about the rest (probably comparable, but who knows).