32 results found
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dbForge Studio for PostgreSQL?
Write please the program for PostgreSQL.
193 votes -
dbForge Schema Compare for PostgreSQL
It wolud be a good idea to release a schema comparison tool for PostgreSQL.
25 votes -
13 votes
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Add a possibility to script a table / view / materialized view
Is there a way to script a table / view / materialized view?
9 votes -
Add Format SQL option
Is there a "format SQL" option?
8 votes -
Export to file
Export to file csv, xlsx
8 votes -
Connect via SSH with private key
Connect via SSH with private key
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Import different formats
Import CSV, MS Excel, MS Access formats.
Similar to EMS PG SQL Manager studio.
Having more advanced features will help managing data; I don't mind paying for it4 votes -
Work with Postgres 10.1
Just downloaded the current version (10.1) of postgresql for windows, tried to connect with the beta and it says:
The version of the PostgreSQL server (Host: localhost Port: 5432) is not supported.Support is done for PostgreSql versions starting 8.3.
Is this a bug or does it have a limit on the higher version? Doesn't make much sense...
4 votes -
Schema Compare include indexes
On Schema Comparison should be nice compare all the information of a table, indexes was part of that.
3 votes -
When support for PostgreSQL 14.x version is planned?
We are using currently PostgreSQL 13.6. Due to some new features we need to migrate to PostgreSQL 14. Is support for PostgreSQL version 14 planned and when?
3 votes -
Ability to generate table scripts
Ability to generate table scripts Select, Select First N, Insert, Update, Delete
3 votes -
Autocomplete SQL after JOIN definition (pgAdmin4 4.x can do it)
Autocomplete SQL after JOIN definition (pgAdmin4 4.x can do it)
3 votes -
Reload Files Changed Outside IDE
I sometimes change my SQL files outside of dbForge (e.g. inside Visual Studio when making minor changes before commit to git). I would like dbForge to ask me to reload changed files when I switch back to the dbForge window (or do so automatically if the file hasn't also changed in dbForge). Pretty much all editors support this feature - it baffles me that dbForge doesn't...or am I missing something?
2 votes -
I want to know which is the owner or creater
In properties' box should appear the creater or owner
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Command execution keyboard shortcuts
Execute selected or current sql block with CTRL-Enter or CTRL-E.
2 votes -
Linux / Mac version
Most developers works under mac / linux, wish to use your software on linux
2 votes -
lowercase
Add an option in autocompletion and SQL formatter that makes all reserved words lowercase. I know that PostgreSQL prefers uppercase, but I use several languages and have the own code style. Moreover, using too may caps seems a liitle bit weird.
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SQL script output like Aginity Workbench
This is Aginity output:
/*
Current path set to $user, public /
/ Start time 6/6/2024 1:07:30 PM, end time 6/6/2024 1:07:30 PM. /
/ Duration 0.0334243 sec. /
CREATE TABLE #tbl (id INT, strn TEXT);
/ Start time 6/6/2024 1:07:30 PM, end time 6/6/2024 1:07:31 PM. /
/ Duration 0.3152067 sec. */INSERT INTO #tbl (id, strn) VALUES (1, 'abc');
/* Records Affected: 1. *//* Start time 6/6/2024 1:07:31 PM, end time 6/6/2024 1:07:36 PM. /
/ Duration 5.4033747 sec. */UPDATE #tbl SET strn = 'qwe' WHERE id = 1;
/* Records Affected: 1. *//* Start…
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Duplicate current line with Ctrl+D
When in the editor in dbForge Studio for Postgres, placing the caret in a line and hitting the Ctrl+D key combination should duplicate the current line the caret is in, below the current line. Multiple text editors provide this key combo for this purpose.
Here is a GIF showing this functionality in Notepad++
https://imgur.com/a/hHjCRSe1 vote
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