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Postico 1.1.1 MacOSX

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Postico 1.1.1 MacOSX | 4 MB

Postico - rational and effective manager for managing PostgreSQL databases.
As is the case with many applications of this type, PostgreSQL user interface is quite simple: the top toolbar, preview and edit panel. Postico can connect to servers that use PostgreSQL 8.0, 8.4, 9.1, 9.2, 9.3, 9.4 including Amazon Redshift.

Simple but powerful PostgreSQL database manager for Mac
The goal - to make the work with the PostgreSQL database a little easier with the help of a collection of intuitive tools in a convenient interface. PostgreSQL is one of the most powerful and comprehensive database management systems, so working with them is not as easy as it might seem.

Postico will make the process of designing and editing the data base PostgreSQL easy and understandable.
Postico can add, remove, edit and modify the types of tables, so you can be sure that the structure of your database will be exactly the way you imagine it yourself. Edit tables and views without having to remember syntax of ALTER TABLE. The unified structure editor displays everything you need to know about the table. Comments and limitations are shown next to the speakers.

As additional benefits, Postico has support for both SSL and SSH encryption systems and stores all your passwords. Postico is a reliable and efficient database manager that will make working with PostgreSQL more comfortable both for beginners and for experienced users.

What's new in version 1.1.1
- Fixed two crashes when opening the structure view of some tables on some Redshift clusters.
- Text fields in views can now be edited in the sidebar. # 288
- Fixed erratic auto sizing behavior for table columns in the SQL query view # 291
- Create Indexes for Tables and Materialized Views
- Postico now has a really nice GUI for adding indexes. Existing indices are also displayed graphically (instead of raw SQL). #19
- Add support for the Touch Bar on the new MacBook Pro # 311
- In the query view, Postico now immediately displays error messages even when a query returns rows. Additionally, Postico now displays a - status icon after the query completes so you immediately see if it succeeded. # 302
- The elapsed time for queries is now printed with monospaced digits to avoid jittering.
- Improved performance when editing large SQL scripts in the query view.
- Are you annoyed that Postico automatically creates a favorite when you open a postgres: // URL? You can now disable this behavior with a hidden preference. Just execute the following command: defaults write at.eggerapps.Postico CreateFavoritesForURLs 0
- Added purple color option for favorites.
- Fixed a bug that caused high CPU usage while Postico is connecting via SSH # 123
- Fixed a crash when adding large files to bytea fields # 299
- Fixed a bug where using the Quick Open command accidentally filtered tables in the side bar.
- Updated bundled libraries: libpq 9.5.5, OpenSSL 1.0.2j, libssh2 1.8.0.
- Since libpq 9.5.5 no longer uses the shared SSL Context, this release should also fix a potential deadlock while connecting. When this happened, Postico just showed the message "Working ..." and did nothing # 294