Seeing the history of PostgreSQL development, following features are expected in pgAdmin:
(1) Facility to insert a column in between other columns during table design. (2) Facility to view relationship diagram. (3) Facility to view table performance level graphically. (4) More documented interface. Example: while creating columns, few boxes are disabled. There is no information on-screen on how to enable them. (5) Facility to print table details (Name,DataType,Size,Constraint etc.) (6) Database Statistics (health, index details, log monitoring, Enable/Disable Backup/Recovery Options, Fine Tuning etc.) Considering a mature RDBMS like PostgreSQL, an intuitive GUI Control Panel is a must. Regards, Rohit. On 8/4/07, Dave Page <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Rohit Khare wrote: > > PostgreSQL has the oldest community of coders, and PostgreSQL itself is > > the oldest product. Still its performance (in some areas) and GUI does > > not match MySQL. MySQL .NET Driver gives very good performance for the > > MySQL Database, FireBird .NET Driver gives performance for FireBird. > > > > Not only it is with .NET Driver, but other areas like pgAdmin for > > Windows. It is not easy for a beginner to work with. Compare it with > > MySQL administrator. > > I regularly get emails telling me how *good* pgAdmin is compared to our > competition, and rarely, if ever, the reverse. What do you believe makes > it hard to use? > > Regards, Dave >
