A GUI Client is useful for experimenting with/validating complex
queries before coding them in CF.

A fairly good, general-purpose, GUI SQL Client is ViennaSQL -- open
Source, written in Java and can interface any DB that has a JDBC
Driver.

If you go MySQL, CocoaMYSQL is a Mac-specific GUI.

BTW, on OS X, you don't need to mess with CLASSPATH -- just drop a copy
of the jar containing the JDBC driver into:

     /Library/Java/Extensions

This is on the default CLASSPATH, so every Java program will find them
(you may need to burp CFMX, tho)

HTH

Dick

On Jun 18, 2004, at 8:56 AM, Jochem van Dieten wrote:

> Mark Drew wrote:
>  > Havent uinstalled PostgreSQL on OS X as yet.. are there good clients
>  > apart from Aqua data��studio?
>
>  I mostly use the command line client that comes with the
>  distribution, and for the rest pgAdmin. But there are many more,
>  like phpPgAdmin, pgManage and a lot of commercial tools.
>
>  Jochem
>
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