What can I do with the PostgreSQL edition?+
Query and edit data, import files, design ER diagrams, compare schemas and selected rows, refresh masked data, inspect activity and review supported roles and permissions in the desktop workspace.
How does PostgreSQL schema rehearsal work?+
Supported transactional DDL is handled in phases. Operations such as CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY need a separate phase. Inspect warnings and recovery SQL; a structural snapshot is not a backup of table data.
Can I import Excel and CSV into PostgreSQL?+
Yes. Choose a workbook sheet or CSV, map the columns, add fixed values or defaults and validate the rows. Choose supported append or primary-key matching behavior before importing.
Does row comparison inspect the whole database?+
No. It compares a bounded set of records in selected tables with common primary keys and produces synchronization SQL for review.
Can I manage PostgreSQL roles and grants?+
Yes. Inspect normal login roles, membership and supported database, schema, table, sequence and default privileges. Your account needs the appropriate database permissions, and inherited access is preserved.
Which versions and desktop packages are listed?+
The current product catalog lists PostgreSQL 13–17. Available packages: Windows x64 installer, Windows x64 portable. Check the published downloads and pricing for current availability and terms.
How are the PostgreSQL trial and license offered?+
The published PostgreSQL product trial is 14 days. Current billing options: Monthly: $10.95 every month; 1 year: $99 every year; 2 years: $148.50 every 2 years; 3 years: $207.90 every 3 years. Each seat allows 2 device(s) for this edition. PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQL Server are separately licensed products.