Pgtcl-ng Crack+ Torrent (Activation Code) Download [32|64bit] [Latest] ------------------------ PgTcl-ng is a new generation Tcl/Tk interface for PostgreSQL. It allows the user to connect to a PostgreSQL database and retrieve or update data using the command line interface provided by Tcl. It also provides an interface for generating graphical reports. There are some other minor features as well. The interface of Pgtcl-ng is extensible and allows the user to add any feature to it or change any existing feature. The extension mechanism allows you to add functions, procedures and classes to Pgtcl-ng. This project was started to replace the libpgtcl from version 0.92. It is based on the second codebase and will use the same file formats and syntax for all supported PostgreSQL products (PostgreSQL 7.x and 8.0, PostgreSQL-XC, pgAdmin). You can use this as an opportunity to learn about the new file formats that are introduced in 8.0 and that are not supported by libpgtcl. Features: ----------- * Pgtcl-ng is a command-line interface (CLI) for PostgreSQL databases. It is similar to the CLI for libpgtcl but is more powerful and fully scriptable. * There are two main screens. The first screen is the list of database objects and the second screen is an edit window to edit objects. * Pgtcl-ng provides the ability to generate GUI screens. Some features are available by default, others can be turned on/off through a configuration file. * Several options are available in the Pgtcl-ng CLI. You can customize most of the options through the configuration file. * Pgtcl-ng supports most of the formats and features that libpgtcl supports. Some supported formats are not available in libpgtcl and are not supported by pgAdmin at all. Those formats are: - json - jsonb - oids - hstore - bitemporal * Pgtcl-ng supports several new data types that libpgtcl does not. * Pgtcl-ng support both TCP/IP and unix-domain socket connections. * You can define users in Pgtcl-ng to be created on login. * Pgtcl-ng supports roles. * Pgtcl-ng supports stored procedures, functions and functions and classes. * Pgtcl-ng supports transactions. * Pgtcl-ng supports Pgtcl-ng Crack+ With Product Key [Latest] Keystrokes to perform database operations. PKMODE Description: A set of numeric codes used to describe the kind of keystrokes performed. ROLE Description: The role in which the keystrokes are performed. USER Description: The username of the user performing the keystrokes. WINDOWID Description: The window in which the keystrokes are performed. 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PostgreSQL Extensions and Pgtcl A number of PostgreSQL extensions are available in a variety of Tcl-based interfaces, which may be useful in writing client applications. If you are new to Tcl and don't have an existing setup with which to test Pgtcl-ng, you should start by installing the standard Tcl and Tk packages for your system. You may also be interested in reading the tutorial on Pgtcl/pgintcl. Tcl/Tk and PostgreSQL If you have had previous experience with Tcl and Tk, but have not used PostgreSQL in this way before, be aware that Pgtcl/pgTclNG offers a number of enhancements compared to libpgtcl. You will need to provide additional support for Tcl/Tk functionality in order to use it. In particular, you will need to be aware of the Tcl/Tk call-back mechanisms and how they relate to the PostgreSQL API. Depending on your needs, you will need to do three things. First, you will need to create a binding for each Tcl command you want to use. This is done in the /usr/lib/pittcl/pgtcl/tk/[your_tk_library_path]/tk.[your_tcl_library_path].tcl file, where the file paths are dependent on your installation. This binding, once created, can be loaded into your PostgreSQL session by calling the init_tk command. Second, you will need to know how to access PostgreSQL fields from within Tcl code. This is done by using the tcltk package, which allows you to access any C-language object from Tcl code. Finally, you will need to install the libpgtcl.so library that was built for your installation. Pgtcl-ng can be used with any library of the libpgtcl series, including: libpgtcl-1.0.0-libpcl-1. What's New in the? Pgtcl-ng is a loadable Tcl/Tk module for accessing PostgreSQL databases. It extends the pre-8.0 libpgtcl from an early Pgtcl release and from the companion project pgintcl. Applications for Tcl/Tk scripts using Pgtclng range from simple database query utilities, to database report generation scripts, to complete application programs with graphical user interfaces. Pgtcl-ng Features: Works with PostgreSQL 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 9.0, and up. Can be used with "normal" , PL/pgSQL and plperlu (PL/Tcl) stored procedures. Can be used with the Tcl_Interactive and Tcl_Eval features of the Tcl extension. Can be used with the Tcl_AppInit feature of the Tk extension. Can be used with the PostgreSQL 8.1 and later bibliography support. Can be used with the PostgreSQL 9.0 and later hash index support. Can be used with PostgreSQL array support, with no known problems at the time of this release. Pgtcl-ng Status: Pgtcl-ng is stable, production-ready, and has no known issues for the time being. It works with PostgreSQL 8.1 or later. Disclaimer: Pgtcl-ng should be considered beta quality, and is not ready for general deployment. 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