Hi, Am Mi, den 27.10.2004 schrieb Gaetano Mendola um 0:33: > Andreas Pflug wrote: > > Gaetano Mendola wrote: > > > >> > >> Unfortunatelly pgAdminII is the only one that permit you to export > >> a select to an excell document... and this is the main reason we are > >> sticky to pgAdminII > > > > > > You can execute a query to a file, csv formatted which is easily > > readable by excel. I don't see any need for further excel integration, > > it would be non-portable (and very M$ centric) > > Of course I can, even if the result is the same is less friendly as > in pgAdminII. pgAdminIII is multiplatform and this doesn't means that > can not use platform dipendent "plug-in". > On windows export queries for Excell... > On linux export queries on OpenOffice...
There was some discussion on perhaps integrating python as plugin handler so you could in theory write whatever you want as export, import, whatever in the language on any platform. Since on windows you have access to all the odds of windows with python, you could natively support excel and whatnot here. I think volontairs are still welcome :) However, PgAdmin2 excel export has been very very slow with resonable amount of data due to the excel feeding. Export to a file and load into excel afterwards was much quicker anyway. And secondly, you can run OpenOffice on windows too. Regards Tino ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 4: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster
