PgModeler – PostgreSQL Database Modeler
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PgModeler – PostgreSQL Database Modeler
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Re: PgModeler – PostgreSQL Database Modeler
#2I hardly ever use MySQL these days but MySQL Workbench is a tool I miss sorely when trying to quickly grok Postgres databases built by other teams.
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#3I am reluctant to try because the last thing I want is another subscription. I am sorry.
Otherwise, I really could use great tool to model databases ie. Postgres.
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#4I am reluctant to try because the last thing I want is another subscription. I am sorry. Otherwise, I really could use great tool to model databases ie. Postgres.
? subscription ?
You can download the tool and run it locally.
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#5I am reluctant to try because the last thing I want is another subscription. I am sorry. Otherwise, I really could use great tool to model databases ie. Postgres.
? subscription ? You can download the tool and run it locally.
No, you can't. You can download the source code and build it yourself, or you can download a binary demo, or you can pay for a binary.
I used this tool a lot on Arch which had PKGBUILD for it on AUR but I wasn't able to build it on MacOS.
Re: PgModeler – PostgreSQL Database Modeler
#6I hardly ever use MySQL these days but MySQL Workbench is a tool I miss sorely when trying to quickly grok Postgres databases built by other teams.
Ever try DbVis? It's got a nice graphing feature for DBs with FK constraints.
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
? subscription ? You can download the tool and run it locally.
No, you can't. You can download the source code and build it yourself, or you can download a binary demo, or you can pay for a binary. I used this tool a lot on Arch which had PKGBUILD for it on AUR but I wasn't able to build it on MacOS.
But you don't have to pay for a subscription. You pay for a binary plus x months of updates up front--it's not subscription software.
Re: PgModeler – PostgreSQL Database Modeler
#8We had a developer start using this quietly a few years ago. Rapidly discovered when the the build broke and a ticket to install pgmodeler on CI server popped into my queue. From memory it's, at least was, very opinionated or limited depending on how charitable you want to be.
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#9I am reluctant to try because the last thing I want is another subscription. I am sorry. Otherwise, I really could use great tool to model databases ie. Postgres.
Curious what are your existing subscriptions?
Re: PgModeler – PostgreSQL Database Modeler
#10Can anyone suggest any better alternatives, even paid ones?
I absolutely love PGSQL and it's a great software, but it severely lacks in good tools.