I also think as a DBA or DB Power user you got to learn a command line
version of
something.....
Consider the following basic feature....
psql -c "some SQL query"
You can now put a simple script around it for ad hoc programming and
tools dev... in 20 seconds
or less....
Brian Minton wrote:
>
>> before you go off looking for a fancy GUI (there are a few, pgaccess,
>> pgadminII, etc...) try using psql from the command line. It's one of
>> the finest command line interfaces I've seen for any database, and
>> it's quite easy to learn.
>
>
> I agree that the command line psql is really easy, and the readline
> support is very nice. Don't know what that means? try entering some
> commands then hit the up arrow key. As for a gui, I reccomend
> phppgadmin, although setting it up is a little more complex, since it
> involves setting up a web server and php, but it is pretty nice.
> pgaccess is pretty straightforward and easy to use as well.
>
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