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I deal with Postgres a good bit, but will be the first to tell you that pgAdmin has got some issues. It's a very clunky, buggy, moody piece of software. I've h

by gtaylor 13y ago

I deal with Postgres a good bit, but will be the first to tell you that pgAdmin has got some issues. It's a very clunky, buggy, moody piece of software. I've had better luck learning how to use the psql command/shell than mess with pgAdmin, at least in certain cases. To take your example of displaying tables, psql in and type: \dt The rest is just a search away.

KingMob 13y ago
I have idle daydreams where Sequel Pro is finally ported to Postgres. pgAdmin is horrendous.
- ancarda 13y ago
  That would be amazing. Sequel Pro makes MySQL management so easy. Have you emailed the author asking for that feature? Edit: It seems they are working on it but I i'm not sure when we can expect a release: http://stuconnolly.com/blog/sequel-pro-postgresql-support/ http://stuconnolly.com/blog/sequel-pro-postgresql-support/
  - enjo 13y ago
    That article is from September of 2012.
  - porker 13y ago
    I've used Sequel Pro and I don't understand why others love it; it's as clunky as anything I've ever used. My preference is for SQLyog - and my dream is that to be ported to OSX...
- johne20 13y ago
  I have always stated postgres would become much more widely adopted if it was released on RDS and.... they finish the sequel pro support. Half way there ;)