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There has to be terminology about the breaking even point where the time you spend looking for which monitor/window/tab that thing you were just looking at went

• PaulHoule 3y ago
  Sometimes I think beating that should be a research project or startup. I am frustrated with all the GUI SQL clients like pgadmin4, DBeaver, etc. There are so many things brain damaged about those things, for instance the way they are always harassing you to every precious SQL query you wrote but aren't really oriented to saving your files together with your code in version control with discipline as well as having scratch files that don't punish you for using scratch files. The worst problem is that the harder queries involve looking at several tables at once so I really want something that lets me look at all the table definitions that are relevant to a query I am writing at once and that does the same thing at the instance level as well as the schema level, that is, if I am looking at a particular record I want to see the graph of related records around it following key relationships, whether those are coded in the schema or not.