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`Pgaccess`

Pgaccess is a graphical database tool that is used for accessing tables, queries, views, sequences, functions, reports, forms, scripts, users, and schemas. It is written using the POSTGRESQL TCL/TK interface. Its source code appears in pgsql/src/bin/pgaccess.

Figure shows the opening window of pgaccess.

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The tabs on the left show the items that can be accessed. The menu at the top permits database actions, table import/export, and object creation, deletion, and renaming.

Figure shows the table window.

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This window allows table rows to be viewed and modified.

The pgaccess manual page and help screens cover its capabilities in more detail.

Bruce Momjian
2001-05-09