DECAY29  Good points. There are a few key things missing from the program. I have used a lot of TOAD before, and the one thing I wanted was the ability to write a lot of select queries (preferably threaded), using just keystrokes if possible.

Look for actual database management features in the next full version. The refresh option is something that I had pegged but it slipped through the cracks.

Thanks for the feedback. It was very constructive.  
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PETER DA SILVA  As far as creating queries algorithmically goes, that's a big part of what I've been doing for the past three years, doing things like automatically creating tables from SNMP MIBs and HTML forms and C structures (and vice versa in the latter two cases). There's a lot of low hanging fruit there, but I didn't want to get stuck into you about that because your description did say it wasn't aiming to be a query generator.

(that kind of thing is also tremendously fun :-> )

I found the Smalltalk browser and the iTunes smart playlists to be really great sources of ideas.

Oh, one more point I forgot to add:

* Clicking on a column header should sort by that column.  
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DECAY29   The main goal was to address the lack of quick querying in pgAdmin, which I use for everything else, because it is really good.

I have already added the refresh button on the database browser. Feedback for nonselect queries should be done by the end of the weekend.

The sorting by column is trickier because I leave the result in the native structure that the Postgres API gives it in. I was playing around with a version that copies the result into an array for that very purpose.

Do me a favor, Pete. Email me directly at david@spanware.com with any other feedback or suggestions. I would appreciate a very sophisticated user/developer as yourself, if you are willing.  
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