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Front End Viewing Application for PostgreSQL?

Carlosinfl

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I am using PostgreSQL to hold my entire I.T. inventory for my company. I am manually entering the data in via hand through the Linux command line and the 'psql' utility which is great for me but other co-workers in I.T. have no understanding of how to view the schema and I wanted to see if anyone had any recommendations for software or applications I could use that would display all my PostgreSQL data to them over the web of sorts? Something that lets them view the warranty expiration dates I entered in the Dell table. I don't want an administrative tool like 'phppgadmin' or anything but more like a utility that users can go in and view the database schema and data for reference only.
 
I am using PostgreSQL to hold my entire I.T. inventory for my company. I am manually entering the data in via hand through the Linux command line and the 'psql' utility which is great for me but other co-workers in I.T. have no understanding of how to view the schema and I wanted to see if anyone had any recommendations for software or applications I could use that would display all my PostgreSQL data to them over the web of sorts? Something that lets them view the warranty expiration dates I entered in the Dell table. I don't want an administrative tool like 'phppgadmin' or anything but more like a utility that users can go in and view the database schema and data for reference only.

Do they have access?

Why not install an ODBC driver & link that into MS Access?
 
We use OpenOffice.org (no Microsoft Office) and I tried installing the 'postgres' driver from the Oo_Org site and it still fails.
 
how about a PHP front-end? You could write some quick code to pull the data from the DB based on terms entered by the non-technical users...
 
how about a PHP front-end? You could write some quick code to pull the data from the DB based on terms entered by the non-technical users...

Do you know if there are any online examples I can copy / use / modify from because I can hardly write basic HTML pages let alone PHP pages.
 
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