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Old 04-17-2008, 07:15 PM
Max Khon
 
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Hi!

Is it planned to add database design tools to pgadmin3? I think this would
be very useful addition.

Regards,

/fjoe

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Old 04-17-2008, 07:15 PM
Andreas Pflug
 
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Max Khon wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is it planned to add database design tools to pgadmin3? I think this would
> be very useful addition.


No. I *do* like to see a good db design tool, AFAIK there is absolutely
no usable OS tool around (usable means: sub models, dbms independence).
Effort to implement a good tool is vastly underestimated, that's why so
many alpha release mickey mouse tools suitable for no more than 10
tables are around.
I would love to contribute knowledge and ideas to a good project. Two
years ago, DBdesigner4 looked like a start, but they're eaten and
digested by MySQL AB.

Regards,
Andreas

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