Reputation: 10848
I have searched this problem for more than an hour without any clue. In Heidi SQL (for MySQL), I just need few clicks to open any table to view its data. But in pgAdmin, I must collapse many sub-folder to do that: database/Schemas/public/Tables/... and then I must right click on a table to "view data". It's 3 times slower.
I wonder if there is any easier way to look through PostgreSQL data? Or is there any other way for Postgres that allow me to make it faster?
Upvotes: 17
Views: 17542
Reputation: 2049
If you set up an ODBC connection to the database, you can access it in Microsoft Access. You can then add the tables you view most often (assuming they're not so many of them) and save them (linked rather than copied) for quick viewing and editing.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1307
Go to the properties of your server and check the "restore env" checkbox. That option causes pgadmin to remember your navigation between sessions. It will take you right to the table you selected last time you used pgadmin.
Upvotes: 9