Re: Recommended Modeling Tools?

From: jbullock <jbullock(at)rare-bird-ent(dot)com>
To: pgsql-novice(at)lists(dot)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: Recommended Modeling Tools?
Date: 2019-09-06 19:10:45
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On 9/6/19 3:15 AM, Arni wrote:

> On 04/09/2019 05.51, matthewph76 wrote:
>> Can anybody advise on some of the best PostgreSQL modeling tools in
>> terms of keeping the most current with PostgreSQL releases for
>> physical modeling? 
>>
<snip>
>> -Matt
> This is an interesting question indeed. However the lack of responses
> and the mentioned lack of support for newer PGSQL versions in those
> tools would suggest there is not much interest in modelling tools in the
> Postgres community...
>
> Reagards,
> Arni

pgmodeler: so far I'm a fanboy. More oriented toward semantic DBMS
features than physical.

pgadmin4 is (now) packaged for OpenSuSE; me being neither packager, nor
Python guy, somebody got there before me.

Install of the RPM read in one hundred twenty (120) required python
packages (libraries bundled for RPM n dependency soliver.). So, I feel
less bad about running out of cycles doing that by hand, earlier.

120+ required python libraries suggests pgadmin4 might be a tad brittle
in maintenance. Somebody's gonna change something...

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