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I want to know if there is a free environment to develop in PL/pgSQL.
Writing the code in Notepad++, replacing the function and running it turns the process slow. I’m using pgAdmin(only to replace and run the procedure) at the moment, but this is not what I want.
I know that there is one similar question here, but this is not duplicated. All the tools to develop are paid, I want to know if there is one free.
I am very happy with following environment.
I use a programmer editor like geany or similar and I edit a file with functions – I put related functions to one file – this is similar to modules from other environments.
I don’t use a copy to pgAdmin – it is terrible work – and I don’t think so pgAdmin is good tool for editing and maintaining more functions – it is good for ad hoc changes. The editor is not strong – it is simply, and you can’t use a usual tools like git, cvs, .. More – you cannot to organize a related functions to one entity.
If I have a one or two files, then I have a opened console, and just import a file to postgres via \i command. If I have a more larger and complex project I use a makefiles – so it automatically import only modified and depended files. This is very good and very effective when you have a project with more then one hundred functions.