Choose your database:
AnySQL
MySQL
MS SQL Server
PostgreSQL
SQLite
Firebird
Oracle
SQL Anywhere
DB2
MaxDB

Subscribe to our news:
Partners
Testimonials
Andrew Maclean: "I am really quite impressed with the software. You and your people are doing a wonderful job. I actually have spent a while researching PostgreSQL admin/code generators and yours seems to fit our needs nicely. Your interface is beautiful".
Armin Braunstein: "Also I must say, that your PostgreSQL Maestro tool is the best tool for PostgreSQL I have seen. For general I am really happy about the tool and how it works".

More

Add your opinion

PostgreSQL Maestro online Help

Prev Return to chapter overview Next

Database Editor

Database Editor allows you to browse, add, edit and delete all objects of the selected database and its main properties.

 

To open the editor, use popup menu of the database node at the Explorer tree.

 


 

Subitems

Every tab is intended for managing corresponding database objects (e.g. tables, views, queries, etc.). Open the object in its editor by double-clicking or pressing the Enter key. The popup menu allows you to create new, edit or drop the selected database objects. Using this menu you can also create a copy of the object.

 

You can operate on several objects at a time. For this you have to select database objects with the Shift or the Ctrl key pressed. After the group of objects is selected, you can operate on it, e.g. delete several objects at once, as it was a single object.

 

The Properties tab displays available database parameters. Below you can find some of their descriptions.

 

OID

This field contains the database OID (object identifier). The latter can be defined as a serial number that is automatically added by PostgreSQL to all databases.

 

Connection Limit

Define the limit of connections to the database here.

 

Encoding

Character set encoding to use in the database.

 

Is Template

Set on if the database is template.

 

Tablespace

Edit the database tablespace name here. The default tablespace is created with the help of the template database tablespace.

 

Last System OID

Displays the last system OID (object identifier).



Prev Return to chapter overview Next