Thanks for reply,
Ok schema can help (I currently use it to hide many herited table).
But sometimes I would like to have an overview of my tables, functions
or others objects and if I have to much object it's difficult to
apprehend, so my first idea was to arrange that in a tree view.
There is an intermediary level (objects) and it's generate visual
pollution and sometimes difficulty to navigate.
With more thinking (thanks to you), maybe a more simple idea will be an
option to put schemas a level down (invert object and schema)
To try to better understand me :
Currently we have :
+ Database
+ basename
+ Catalogues
+ Extensions
+ Schemas
+ public
+ Collationnements
+ Functions
+ Tables
+ Types
+ View
+ ...
+ myprivateschema1
+ ...
+ myprivateschema2
+ ...
The idea is an option which allow to obtain :
+ Database
+ basename
+ Catalogues
+ Extensions
+ NameToInvent
+ Collationnements
+ public
+ myprivateschema1
+ myprivateschema2
+ Functions
+ public
+ myprivateschema1
+ myprivateschema2
+ Tables
+ public
+ myprivateschema1
+ myprivateschema2
+ Types
+ public
+ myprivateschema1
+ myprivateschema2
+ View
+ public
+ myprivateschema1
+ myprivateschema2
+ ...
Regards
Le 13/03/2014 10:55, Ashesh Vashi a écrit :
I think - that's where schema helps.
On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 3:19 PM, benj@laposte.net
mailto:benj@laposte.net wrote:
Hi,
It's been a while I think a possibility of tree view for table will
be a great improvment for pgadmin.
It's possible to consider tree view in differents way
- Possibility to create virtual directories for tables and
possibility to expand or not expand these directories
- Possibilty to group table by a prefix/suffix/regexp of tables names
- Possibility to group herited tables
- other possibilities...
When we have hundreds table, it will be a great help. And I think
with a little imagination we should be able to find a solution
Thanks.
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