Hello again;
Well. As the use of PGAdmin as source of data is absolutely resolved,
although with the (SQL dialog). I think that the most needed thing is the
possibility of paste data (at least one column) in the Postgres tables.
I'm just an user and just can say that is very possible that people use
spreadsheets (Excel or Lotus with windows) to copy data to be pasted into
PGAdmin.
(Of course I've missed also to be able to copy parts of tables from PGAdmin
with my mouse).
Thanks.
Javier
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El Mar 13 Ene 2004 22:45, Andreas Pflug escribió:
> >On Tue, 13 Jan 2004, javier garcia - CEBAS wrote:
> >>Hello all.
> >>
> >>I just would like to say that perhaps it would be good that PGAdmin could
> >>benefit more of the Copy & PAste abilities of windows.
> >>For us it would be very good to be able to copy columns of data in
> >>Spreadsheets like Excel and to paste them in Postgres tables.
> >>
> >>Perhaps more people would like this?
> >>
> >>Thanks a lot for your efforts.
> >>
> >>Best Wishes,
> >>
> >>Javier García
> >
> >Yea, that or be able to export data from the table or view. I have to
> >keep copying my view definition into the SQL dialog so I can then
> >export the data. That doesn't bother me too much but it is more
> >steps.
> >
> >Come to thing of it printing from a view or table would **really** be
> >nice too.
>
> Apparently, there's more needs about copy/paste of data than existing
> now. Let's define exactly what's needed.
>
> Query Tool:
> - Copy of complete output to clipboard (question: which format?!? to
> be answered for M$ _and_ for gtk)
> - same for marked rows
> - same for a column (?) (we don't use a grid, so only single column
> possible, if any)
>
> Data Viewer:
> same three options, here we can mark cells as desired, which makes the
> question of correct clipboard format even worse.
>
>
> We should take this on the TODO list, as soon as there are useful
> answers about clipboard formats.
>
> Regards,
> Andreas
>
>
>
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