Thread: graph plottin engines compatible with postgres
hey,
I wanted to know about graph plotting engine that is compatible with postgres 8.1.4. I am performing some queries like :
Comparing the speed of three runners namely A, B and C versus time. I want to publish the result in a graphical manner on the net instead of just providing the data.
So, if you could provide me with some information on how i can do it then that would be great.
thanks and regards
parang saraf
parang.saraf@gmail.com
I wanted to know about graph plotting engine that is compatible with postgres 8.1.4. I am performing some queries like :
Comparing the speed of three runners namely A, B and C versus time. I want to publish the result in a graphical manner on the net instead of just providing the data.
So, if you could provide me with some information on how i can do it then that would be great.
thanks and regards
parang saraf
parang.saraf@gmail.com
> I wanted to know about graph plotting engine that is compatible with > postgres 8.1.4. I am performing some queries like : > Comparing the speed of three runners namely A, B and C versus time. I want > to publish the result in a graphical manner on the net instead of just > providing the data. > > So, if you could provide me with some information on how i can do it then > that would be great. Below is a list of reporting packages that will do what you want: http://www.postgresql.org/community/survey.43 I do not know how comprehensive it is though. Regards, Richard Broersma Jr.
"Parang Saraf" <parang.saraf@gmail.com> writes: > I wanted to know about graph plotting engine that is compatible with > postgres 8.1.4. I am performing some queries like : > Comparing the speed of three runners namely A, B and C versus time. I want > to publish the result in a graphical manner on the net instead of just > providing the data. > > So, if you could provide me with some information on how i can do it then > that would be great. There are lots of ways to plot data. A lot of these depend on the language you're using. And with, e.g., pl/R you can make a SELECT to something that will output the graphic itself :-) -- Jorge Godoy <jgodoy@gmail.com>