I've recently made the switch to postgres, and then I found pgadmin3, and I'm really feeling some pain.
I've recently made the switch to postgres, and then I found pgadmin3, and I'm really feeling some pain. For instance, the "explain query" visualization is great, and very helpful, but there's no way I can find to zoom out, at all . And that window doesn't support mouse scrolling. And there's no way to export the visualization somewhere else. So when I'm trying to figure out why a very, very large query is running slowly, it's agony to use pgadmin3. Do you know any good postgres query analysis tools?
Posted by knodi123 on Jun 18, 2015, 2:36 PM
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I've recently made the switch to postgres, and then I found pgadmin3, and I'm really feeling some pain.
I've recently made the switch to postgres, and then I found pgadmin3, and I'm really feeling some pain. For instance, the "explain query" visualization is great, and very helpful, but there's no way I can find to zoom out, at all . And that window doesn't support mouse scrolling. And there's no way to export the visualization somewhere else. So when I'm trying to figure out why a very, very large query is running slowly, it's agony to use pgadmin3. Do you know any good postgres query analysis tools?
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