Monday, 1 May 2006

PostgreSQL on OS X

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I like GUIs and the MySQL folks have done a good job with MySQL Administrator and MySQL Query Browser. It makes database maintenance that much easier. I also use YourSQL for table editing of data. If MySQL had a similar tool to YourSQL, I'd really be happy.

So that I could test blojsom on PostgreSQL myself, I went searching for PostgreSQL on OS X information. Unfortunately, for me, there's too much command-line in this Apple article describing PostgreSQL on Mac OS X. I'm sure all of it would've worked out just fine, but phooey. I ran across PostgreSQL for Mac. They've got some good GUI tools for installing and managing PostgreSQL on OS X. And while they worked and I could successfully deploy blojsom on PostgreSQL, I wanted something better.

And it looks like EnterpriseDB is it. It even has a nice GUI for managing your PostgreSQL installation.

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I'd still like a table editor similar to YourSQL for table editing of data, but installation and setup of EnterpriseDB was far easier than the PostgreSQL for Mac setup.

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Posted by david at 4:10 PM in Nerdery In All Forms

 

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Comment: Bob Aman at Tue, 2 May 1:37 PM

It's not free, but Navicat PostgreSQL has done an excellent job for me.

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