PGnJ is an application written in Java for managing databases. Unlike many database management applications, PGnJ provides a unified interface. Rather than having, for instance, one window to view table information, one window to view data and another completely separate window for running arbitrary SQL statements, PGnJ provides a single, un-congested window for a single connection.

What’s new in this version:

Version 0.8:

• Added automatic Software Update System.
• Added preference system and Preferences window.
• Added length of varchar to default view in column inspector. (Thanks, Lorgio!)
• Added ability to only execute certain SQL in Query Editor by simply highlighting what to execute. (Thanks, Daniel!)
• Added preference to automatically select the last connected bookmark when the connection sheet is opened (on by default).
• Added preference to automatically re-size columns to fit data (on by default - which is what PGnJ has done since version 0.5).
• Added preference to display in results table when value is NULL in database (on by default).
• Added preference to remember window size and position (off by default).
• Added a real About box (Choose ‘About PGnJ’ from the Application menu).
• Brought back keyboard focus support. Cycle from database tree to query editor to results table or database tree to right side to database tree with cmd-tab.
• Removed Java 5 specific language syntax to bring back support for versions of OS X lower than 10.4.
• Default window positions are now placed 100 pixels higher than dead center. About and Preference windows are 200 pixles above dead center.
• Replaced round aqua buttons on connection and bookmark manager sheets with placard style buttons.
• Updated Quaqua LAF to version 3.9.1 to help fix a crash when attempting to make a new database connection.
• Corrected the behavior when left or right clicking on the database tree. (Thanks, Lorgio!)
• Corrected spelling of the word ‘default’ when showing more column details. (Thanks, H. Lally Singh!)
• Corrected a focus issue when starting the application which caused a slight UI blemish.
• Corrected various UI blemishes by restricting what components are focusable.
• Ensured that cells in the column detail tables remain uneditable.
• Removed inactive ‘Find’ from edit menu.
• Removed inactive ‘Hide Table Inspector’ from view menu.

Website
Download PGnJ