Postgresql Manager For Mac Os

Postgresql Manager For Mac Os Versions
Postgres For Mac
Postgresql Manager For Mac Os 10.13
Postgres Manager Mac
Postgresql Management Tools Mac

This can be done. You need to query the database directly. Try this:

SQLPro for Postgres is a sequel pro like database application for editing and viewing PostgreSQL databases on mac os x. Powerful Postgres manager for macOS Download Purchase (also available on the Mac App Store) Download. BEST AT THE BASICS. Table creation, custom queries, auto-complete and syntax highlighting are just some of the basic. Simple yet powerful PostgreSQL database manager for the Mac. Postico is a streamlined and efficient PostgreSQL database manager that aims to make working with Postgres to be as simple as possible via an intuitive native OS X interface.

1: Connect to the database (do this on the server running Profile Manager)

sudo psql -U _devicemgr -d devicemgr_v2m0 -h /Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/var/PostgreSQL

2: You will be prompted for your admin password. You will not see it as you type. Hit Return when complete.

3: You will be in the interactive shell and get a prompt like the following: Mac os for intel laptops.

psql (9.3.9)

Type 'help' for help.

Postgresql Manager For Mac Os Versions

4: Congratulations, you have connected to the database. Let’s start digging and find out what is stored in there.

5: To list the databases, use this command (that is a lower case L):

6: You should see a result that looks similar to the following:

List of databases

----------------+------------+----------+---------+-------+--------------------- ------

devicemgr_v2m0 | _devicemgr | UTF8 | C | C |

postgres | _devicemgr | UTF8 | C | C |

template0 | _devicemgr | UTF8 | C | C | =c/_devicemgr +

template1 | _devicemgr | UTF8 | C | C | _devicemgr=CTc/_devicemgr+

(4 rows)

7: The database of interest is titled devicemgr_v2m0. In order to interact with it we must select it. To select a database, use this command:

c devicemgr_v2m0;

Usb wireless adapter driver mac os x. Five feet cable extension. Comes with USB 3.0 cradle.

8: Provided you switched successfully, you should see this notification.

You are now connected to database 'devicemgr_v2m0' as user '_devicemgr'.

9: To view all the tables in the database, using this command:

10: From the list you will see some tables of interest. For example, devices, device_groups, vpp_products, xsan_networks, etc. To view what is stored inside these tables, use the following command:

select * from devices;

11: Change devices to another table name if you want to explore other tables.

12: Now get what you want. Here are two example queries:

select 'DeviceName','SerialNumber' from devices;

select 'DeviceName',last_checkin_time from devices;

13: String together the columns you want to collect to get your report.

14: Dump results to a text file.

15: When finished, quit the interactive shell with

Postgres For Mac

Hope this helps. Can be done. Enjoy running your reports.

Reid

Apple Consultants Network

Author - 'El Capitan Server – Foundation Services'

Author - 'El Capitan Server – Control & Collaboration'

The sources as well as prebuild binaries released by the Iometer project are hosted at Sourceforge - in the file area of the Iometer project. For stable releases you will find links to that area including MD5 checksums to verify what you have downloaded. Iometer for macbook.

Author - 'El Capitan Server – Advanced Services'

Postgresql Manager For Mac Os 10.13

Postgres Manager Mac

:: Exclusively available in Apple's iBooks Store

Postgresql Management Tools Mac

May 20, 2016 4:59 AM