Switching between the query editor and back to the. If we have tab and stack view at the same time UX may confuse. when jumping between tables via a FK => Currently, we can navigate between tab by cmd + and cmd + number.
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=> We will have a plugin for each driver (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL.) about server monitoring. Hi About user management: current, we are not focus on this (only fetch and show data from table user of database), we will redesign it after finishing re-implement SQL auto suggestion.Ģ. If we'd go for TablePlus, we'd need a few licenses (<10), we were just wondering whether you guys are planning to have multiple plans, like a small business plan for N seats For Date and DateTime columns I'd love to use NOW and/or NOW() as value and TablePlus will expand it to the current time (or rather do something like SELECT NOW() and use that as value).If you aren't a fan of these kind of dropdowns (I sure am) I'd also be fine with having some kind of auto-completion for the current filter textbox.In Querious you can easily filter the current table with a nice overview of the available columns, e.g.
We're an agency and thus work with a larger amount of servers, each having their own DBs, sometimes having multiple connections opened at the same time, you don't want to accidentally delete some data in prod if you just wanted to test it on local, etc. I'd love to give each saved connection a different color to distinguish them more easily.One possible solution (for me) would be the aforementioned navigation buttons (back and forward) or dividing both views into different tabs/views, like Querious does it: Switching between the query editor and back to the data viewer is kinda strange from an UX perspective since the query editor overlaps the data viewer but you have to click on a table to go back to your data view.I know TablePlus is solving this via tabs, but a Back and Forward button to navigate between tables (or rather the last spot you were at) would be super nice and convenient (e.g.I'd love to see a server tab just like in Querious to inspect various RDBMS-specific configuration such as Slow Queries, Variables (Session, Global), etc.You can't configure permissions per table, at least I haven't found it.You can give each connection a different color so it's easier to distinguish if you're on local, staging, live/prod) (Please don't mind the interesting color choice. Here's TablePlus' compared to Querious' user management The user management is very basic for such a rich tool.A big convenience feature that is just missing or too good hidden I can't seem to find whether there's a dialogue to create new databases.This is my feedback so far after some 30mins+ playing around with it:
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I'm currently evaluating the free version of TablePlus against our current editor of choice, Querious, for usage with MySQL (and probably Postgres in the not so distant future).
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