Greetings !
Where can I get info on "pgaccess" ?
Thanks,
Courtney
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Thomas Antepoth wrote:
>
> Hi Mat,
>
> On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Matthew Brown wrote:
>
> > I have a web hosting client who wants SQL support, and is very used
> > to using MSAccess with MS SQL Server with all the integration they have.
>
> read: incompatibility in means of cross platform environments.
>
> > Can anyone point me to good GUI Win32 tools for manipulating Postgres?
> > Mostly what would be needed are database diagramming tools, etc.,
> > but admin tools would be great, too.
>
> You might try using the ODBC Driver kit for Postgres.
> It performs well and it does the trick connecting a WIN32
> Application to a Postgres Server.
>
> One pitfall still exists: If you don´t define your
> Primary keys well, MS-Access97 will cast out queries
> like:
> select blah from blub where
> field1=... and field2=... and field3=... and fieldn or
> field1=... and ... or
> field1=...
>
> Imagine what this does to your Postgres Server.
> Here in our environment the postmaster inflates up to
> 40 Megs of Mem-Usage and drains all CPU even if
> opening a table just for viewing.
>
> SQL7.0 instead seems to optimize these
> ridiculous queries quite well.
>
> If you want the best cross platform utility you
> might try pgaccess (it runs under TCL/TK) and
> should run on WIN32 Clients as well.
>
> > Did I hear a sideways recommendation of dbKit?
>
> Never heard of it. What is it?
>
> t++
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