PostgreSQL

[Aly Dharshi]

There is a decent tool called PGAdmin III that would solve most of your 
woes. Secondly you can always join the PostgreSQL list and seek help 
there for authentication methods, although I found no problems setting 
it up.

PG has a decent ODBC driver as well, its quite easy to use. I have used 
it before and it was fairly easy to setup, and get apps talking to it.

You may want to check out http://www.postgresql.org for more details.

ASD.

> 
> I tried firing up PostgreSQL last year and running the equivalent of 
> phpMyAdmin for it but got stuck trying to get the authentication right, 
> and I couldn't find any good web pages or mailing lists to get me over 
> the hump, so I shelved the attempt. Has the situation improved? How hard 
> is it to get a bare-bones web-based admin system up and running?
> 
> Also, how is the situation for remote Win32 application access? I've got 
> a Windows app (Borland Paradox) that doesn't quite work right with 
> MySQL's ODBC connector, and it's hard to debug what's wrong both due to 
> the nature of Paradox and the difficulty in seeing what's going on in 
> the ODBC driver. Is there a good highly-debuggable ODBC connector for 
> PostgreSQL?
> 
> 
> 
> 

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