Hi,
I've switched to Postgresql from MySQL recently and I have to
agree with
Richard that the copy and paste feature in MySQLcc is very useful as a
DB admin.
That and the ability to click on the column header and have the
displayed
recordset (re)sorted ...
Regards,
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Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] copy and paste
Hi,
Am Fr, den 24.09.2004 schrieb Richard Hayward um 1:18:
> A thing I have to do all the time, with MSSQL, is copy a recordset
> from one of the query tools, and then paste it into another
> application, typically a spreadsheet for analysis or specialized
> formatting.
What about just *using* the data in the spreadsheet?
You can use the datasource of postgres directly.
Works with OpenOffice and IIRC with Excel as well.
Analysis however should be done in the db if possible ;)
Regards
Tino
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