Re: A good client - Mailing list pgsql-general

From Steve V
Subject Re: A good client
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Msg-id 58cabeec0510181410p4fe1a515wab8a2f77214e5e6@mail.gmail.com
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In response to A good client  (Wim Bertels <wim.bertels@khleuven.be>)
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On 10/18/05, Wim Bertels <wim.bertels@khleuven.be> wrote:
Dear friends,

i've been using postgresql quiet some time now,
but i don't find any really good clients for "dummies" to this database.
When i look at pgadmin:
an anoying feature: it closes when u do something illegal, instead of
saying: u don't have the rights to do this.
When i look at phpgpadmin (phpmyadmin is much better from a usability
point of view),
why wasn't this layout/structure followed, or at least a better one.

To me the best client is:  psql ,
but i makes it kind of difficult to convince the "dummies" from using
access and/or mysql

suggestions to good clients?

tnx,




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By far the best I have used is the PostgreSQL Manager by EMS http://www.sqlmanager.net . The Lite version is free, the Pro version is a bit for a commercial license. I do more than fine with the Lite version for Windows. There's a Linux version as well, but I haven't used that. The developers are also very responsive to any problems you may have.

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