phpPgAdmin is a fully functional PHP-based administration package for PostgreSQL. It has all the basic functionality you need to completely administer a PosgreSQL server and/or database, including the ability to administer views, sequences, stored procedures, and triggers. Features include the ability to create and drop databases; create, copy, drop, and alter tables/views/sequences/functions/triggers; edit and add fields (to the extent Postgres allows); execute any SQL-statement, even batch-queries; manage keys on fields; create and read dumps of database and tables; and administer one single database, multiple servers, and Postgres users/groups.
| Tags | Database Front-Ends Database Engines/Servers |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases


Changes: There are many new changes and enhancements, including support for PostgreSQL 8.3.


Changes: A security flaw and some bugs have been fixed.


Changes: A problem was fixed where a failed update would report as a duplicate update error and fail to return to the edit screen. An error when using $conf[owned_only] on 8.1 and 8.2 was fixed. An error displaying schema names for parents of inherited tables was fixed. Non-standard escape warnings for PostgreSQL 8.2 were cleaned up. Improper text quoting was fixed for dropping roles and aggregates. A bug when dumping mixed case table names in PostgreSQL 8.2 was fixed.


Changes: Fixes major bug in non-English translations where HTML Unicode entities caused failure in the object browser tree. Fixes an issue with includes where '.' is not in the include_path. Other more minor fixes.


Changes: Many changes were made, but the major new features include the ability to log in to multiple servers simultaneously, Slony support, and a new dynamic object tree.
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Recent commentsRe: Bug or feature ?
Please enter bug reports on sourceforge (http://sf.net/projects/phppgadmin).
And please be more specific... indicate which version of phpPgAdmin, the field type with which you are seeing this issue, any other pertinant information.
> When you insert a line into a table,
> phpPgAdmin doesn't honor default values,
> so if you leave a field empty it'll
> insert it as empty.. or have I missed
> something ?
>
Bug or feature ?
When you insert a line into a table, phpPgAdmin doesn't honor default values, so if you leave a field empty it'll insert it as empty.. or have I missed something ?
Re: Great App..
Actually, the new version we are working on will be able to have plug-in modules. Eventually, Oracle will be included in that.
> finally a web based application that
> actually wins any non-web application
> that I've ever seen for any database.
> One more reason to use PostgreSQL. I'm
> gonna miss this at work with Oracle..
> anyone for a port :)
Great App..
finally a web based application that actually wins any non-web application that I've ever seen for any database. One more reason to use PostgreSQL. I'm gonna miss this at work with Oracle.. anyone for a port :)