"Andrus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Has anyone used OpenOffice Base? Just a thought. Or Rekall - it's >> a bit immature, but it might do what you want. The dreaded MS >> Access can do what you describe in about 4 minutes... > > Postgres lacks easy GUI frontend with report generation capabilities > like Access. > > To fix this pgAdmin should be implemented in OpenOffice. This will > create a very good Postgres management tool for both administrators > and end users. This reduces the development cost since ready-made > OpenOffice components can be used.
Unfortunately, we don't run OpenOffice.org *or* pgAdmin on any of our IBM pSeries clusters, so for us, that's a pretty much useless answer. The folks I'm thinking of here *are* material to the matter, as we have actually been trying to get some reasonably material budget put together to come up with a report generation "solution," albeit with a mandate that it can function in X-less environments. The above biases aside, OpenOffice.org has seemed terribly heavyweight any time I have used it for anything database-related. -- "cbbrowne","@","ntlug.org" http://cbbrowne.com/info/sgml.html "Why use Windows, since there is a door?" -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Andre Fachat ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 6: explain analyze is your friend
