I am trying to find the shortcut for Mac to open a blank page to write a query but it seems is just available for Windows on the PgAdmin4 page.
https://www.pgadmin.org/docs/pgadmin4/development/keyboard_shortcuts.html
I'm using DBeaver with Postgres. I can open a new sql editor with ctl+[.
But I have multiple databases in my Postgres. How can I have the sql editor run against another database? the following doesn't work
use <db name>;
select * from <table name>;
You can set a different database as active in your current connection by right-clicking in the Database Navigator pane and selecting "Set active", below I am switching from 'postgres' to my 'report_service' DB
(this is version 6.1.2, not sure about other versions)
EDIT:
I have recently upgraded to version 6.3.5 and this now has "Set as default" in the dropdown rather than "Set active" but this seems to be roughly the same behaviour
You can change the currently selected database when you create new sql tabs by selecting it from the dropdown.
When you do so be sure to double-click on the schema you want to bring into focus. Then you can open new sql editors with ctrl+].
I've found the solution.
Press Ctrl+9 and choose your destiny-base...
I had install Easyphp Devserver 16.1 on a fresh W10 installation.
I didn't use easyphp for a long time and i'm confuse, i can't access to phpmyadmin as i do before (EasyPHP 5.4.6) via a right click on the taskbar icon of easyphp.
Is there a way to access phpmyadmin with EasyPHP Devserver 16.1 ?
Thanks
PS : Sorry for my poor english ;)
#seagram points in the right direction, just don't forget to go back to dashboard after having started the http server (I was searching the modules section on apache page).
Here are the steps to access phpmyadmin from the dashboard :
Right click on Easyphp icon in the toolbar
Click Dashboard
Start HTTP server and DB Server
Go back to the Dashboard
Click on "Open" in the "Modules" section next to "MySql administration:phpmyadmin" in the lower side of the page
It should open phpmyadmin.
DevServer dashboard with open button activated
The bomproof solution:
Download PHPMyAdmin from its original website
Unpack it and
Put somewhere into eds-www (for ex. \eds-www\phpmyadmin)
Now you can access it by url (localhost/phpmyadmin) after mysql and apache are started
The steps to follow is very easy.
1. Go to your task bar and right click on the easyPHP Icon. Thats if you asked the installer to put the icon there, otherwise. Go to program files and look for easyPHP icon and right click on it. Then select Open Dashboard.
From there click on start to start the the HTTP Server.
Select Apache Server as your server and select your preferred port. Now the latest version has option to choose the port you want to use, in the event that there are other service(s) using port 8080.
After doing this then go to your browser and enter the directory of your phpmyadmin index.php preceded by localhost or 127.0.0.1. For example:
127.0.0.1:8080/eds-modules/phpmyadmin4551x160516133840/index.php
This should work without any hassles.
I am discovering the new EasyPHP 16.1 myself. All that changes are confusing.
However, answer is easy: One has to right-click on the TaskBar icon, and choose "Dashboard".
It opens a page in the browser, where one has to start at least the Database server, in order to see an "Open" button in the right side of the "MySQL Administration" row in the "MODULES" section.
As long as the database server is stopped, the button will not show (logical indeed).
Hopes this helps.
easyphp devserver 16.1 running on Windows 10
hello everybody,
I am new to this new version of easyphp.
I tried dashboard > start database server (the default 5.7.10 one)>
but no 'modules' section, thence, no 'open' button
still searching
I installed devserver 17 on win10. To connect to your websites/projects just enter: 127.0.0.1/phpinfo.php
127.0.0.1:1111 (the default didn't work) neither does :0808
Start "HTTP Server" & then "Database Server".
You can see down there PhpMyAdmin module having button on right side "Open". Click on Open button and it will launch MySQL Admin.
I can't get my Eclipse 3.8 (Ubuntu installation), RSE/TM plugin 3.4 or 3.5 connect with google-compute-engine/debian-7-wheezy-v20140606. I have tried to use vm IP directly and also alias method that gcloud compute command line utility provides. Both work from command line but RSE ends up authentication error. It seems that RSE ignores ~/.ssh/config that alias method uses.
Do anyone know what settings/procedure should I use for this connection?
I found how to make settings.
Supposing that your connection name is GCE-1:
Open Remote System Explorer perspective.
Select GCE-1 from Remote System Explorer window.
Right click -> Properties.
Select Host at the left panel of "Properties for GCE-1" window.
Click Configure proxy settings at the Host panel of "Properties for GCE-1" window.
Navigate General -> Network Connection -> SSH2.
Select General tab.
Click Add Private Key button.
Navigate to ~/.ssh.
Select google_compute_engine and click OK and OK.
Note that GCE command line tools create this file by default.
Done! Now you can navigate e.g. your Sftp Files below GCE-1 Within Remote Systems window.
My existing installer works properly for Windows 7. It shows all items properly under start menu.
In Windows server 2012, only "uninstaller.exe" is shown pinned under "start menu". I expect all other items - internet shortcut, folder and .bat file to show up pinned as well.