Kpsql is a PostgreSQL interactive terminal presented through a graphical user interface. It simplifies the interaction process, enabling easier access to PostgreSQL databases.
If you're a PostgreSQL user, kpsql is a great graphical front-end to psql, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal. Tested on versions 3.4.3 and 3.5, this software seems to work seamlessly.
Installation is a breeze, with just two simple steps. Firstly, extract kpsql to the directory where you want it installed. Secondly, run setup.bash to create a desktop icon.
To use kpsql, you'll need two things: Kommander and KDE 3.x. These are the only requirements for this software.
Recent updates to kpsql include several UI navigation improvements, such as focus/maximize. Basic file handling is also available, including command open/(selection) save as/save and output (selection) save as. Path completion is now available for commands like i FILE, which is all explained in the user manual.
Overall, if you're looking for a user-friendly front-end to psql, kpsql is definitely worth checking out.
Installation is a breeze, with just two simple steps. Firstly, extract kpsql to the directory where you want it installed. Secondly, run setup.bash to create a desktop icon.
To use kpsql, you'll need two things: Kommander and KDE 3.x. These are the only requirements for this software.
Recent updates to kpsql include several UI navigation improvements, such as focus/maximize. Basic file handling is also available, including command open/(selection) save as/save and output (selection) save as. Path completion is now available for commands like i FILE, which is all explained in the user manual.
Overall, if you're looking for a user-friendly front-end to psql, kpsql is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A