Re:PhpMyAdmin Project Successfully Completes Security Audit
by ivanceras on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @11:49AM
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Didn't postgresql community just annouced pgadmin4 lately and it seems to come with a modern webclient https://www.pgadmin.org/
Re:PhpMyAdmin Project Successfully Completes Security Audit
by ZenoArrow on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @12:44PM
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Do any of these web-based DB tools come with autocomplete? I'd say that's the feature I value most when using desktop DB tools.
Re:PhpMyAdmin Project Successfully Completes Security Audit
by the_rosentotter on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @02:26PM
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TeamPostgreSQL[1] is a pretty good web interface for Postgres. It has SQL autocompletion too, with completion for schema objects as well as SQL keywords. It is free.
Re:PhpMyAdmin Project Successfully Completes Security Audit
by ZenoArrow on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @04:36PM
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Thanks for the tip.
Re:PhpMyAdmin Project Successfully Completes Security Audit
by callesgg on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @06:41PM
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Latest version of PhpMyAdmin does, but not nearly as good as for example "Microsoft SQL Management" does for MsSQL.
My favorite feature is generally the graphical database relation view. Without it i am something like 500% less effective.
Re:PhpMyAdmin Project Successfully Completes Security Audit
by onion2k on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @11:36AM
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Having a single file isn't an advantage from a speed perspective; the advantage lies in only having to upload a file, make a change and delete the file again. There's no install, no config, etc.
The days of painfully slow FTP servers are long gone where "it's one file" would count as advantage.
This leaves a massively worse UX and featureset.
(We are using adminer for postgresql databases, because there's no better alternative, and it makes me wish phpmyadmin supported postgres every time I have to use it.)