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    GtkSQL
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GtkSQL is a graphical database query tool. The databases currently supported
are:
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
A list of changes from version 0.0 is in the Changelog file. Feel free to mail
me for any comments / questions / bug reports / improvements requests you have.
The GtkSQL homepage is at http//gtksql.sourceforge.net/
Installation :
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GtkSQL uses the autoconf system to ease configuration on different systems. To
install:
./configure
make
make install
On systems that support RPM, there is also an RPM distribution available. If
running a recent version of RedHat Linux on an intel system, download the
binary (i386) RPM and run:
rpm -Uvh gtksql-0.3.1.i386.rpm
If on another RPM supporting system, download the source RPM and rebuild it:
rpm --rebuild gtksql-0.3.1.src.rpm
You will need the RPM build packages, and the development packages for the 
databases you wish to use, installed to do this.
Instructions :
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 - The connect / disconnect menus are quite straightforward. When you leave the
   database host and port empty, it should use your environment variable
   defaults or the "factory" defaults.
 - You can work on multiple queries simultaneously. Each button of the toolbar
   has an equivalent in keyboard shortcuts :
    Alt-s = Send = sends the current query to the database
    Alt-n = New = adds a new query
    Alt-d = Delete = deletes current query
    Alt-r = Rename = renames current query
    Alt-e = Export = exports current query
    Alt-t = displays the table information for the table whose name is under
	the cursor.
    Alt-left / right arrows = move to the next or previous query 
    TAB = SQL keyword, table name and field name autocompletion
   (I am a keyboard junkie, so you should be able to do everything without
   using your mouse in GtkSQL)
  Refresh = rescans the table database.
  Well, that's it for now...