GtkSQL v0.2 - 05 Aug 1998
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  by Lionel ULMER (bbrox@mygale.org)

  GtkSQL is a graphical query tool for PostgreSQL 6.3. I've written it
to learn how to use Gtk. Support for other databases should be (now)
quite easy to add.
  A list of changes from version 0.0 is in the Changelog file. Feel
free to mail me for any comments / questions / bug reports /
improvements requests you have (I LOVE mail :-)).

  There is a home page for GtkSQL :
     http//www.mygale.org/~bbrox/GtkSQL/


Installation :
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  Well, as I don't know (yet !!) how to write an autoconf 'script',
you need to change the Makefile manually. It should not be to
difficult !
  You just need to change the PGSQLIBS and PGSQLCFLAGS variables in
the Makefile to adapt to your particular PostgreSQL installation. Gtk
configuration is done via 'gtk-config'.
  After that, just type make, and it should be enough.

Instructions :
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 - The connect / disconnect menus are quite straightforward. But I
never tested a remote connection (I have only access to a database on
my computer), thus GtkSQL lacks for now all authentification
code. When you leave the database host and port empty, it should use
your environment variables defaults or the "factory" defaults.

 - You can work on multiple queries simultaneously. Each button of the
toolbar has an equivalent in keyboard shortcuts :
 Alt-s = Send = sends the current query to the database
 Alt-n = New = adds a new query
 Alt-d = Delete = deletes current query
 Alt-r = Rename = renames current query
 Alt-e = Export = exports current query

 Alt-t = displays the table information for the table whose name is
         under the cursor.
 Alt-left / right arrows = move to the next or previous query 

 TAB = SQL keyword, table name and field name autocompletion

(I am a keyboard junkie, so you should be able to do everything without
using your mouse in GtkSQL)

 Refresh = rescans the table database.

  Well, that's it for now...

TODO :
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  Check on the web page for a more up to date list to things to do.
