Add support for editing functions (stored procedures)

[jakob]

Multiple users have requested a way to edit stored procedures/functions in Postico.

I'm not currently working on this feature, but I do plan to add it at some point in the future.

Please click the thumbs up button if this would be useful for you!

[qwesda]

While it's definitely a feature I would like to have it also seems like a lot of work.
Sequences, indices, extensions and custom data types are probably easier to add.

[trapias]

Would be great

[JonasClark]

Definitely! I'm having trouble editing a function right now and would love to have the ability to view and edit it easily.

[patriksimek]

+1

[radim]

+1

[tills13]

+1

[miverson]

Yes, please. You seem to have a vert nice tool, that only solves half of the problem.

[rns4731]

+1 Great tool but to use it seriously, we need stored procedures.

[jcalabro]

Yes please, this is very important!

[jamesdixon]

Very important! I love the application, but this would be the one thing holding me back from purchasing the full version. Premium feature?

[topherlandry]

Please do. Just purchased this and was surprised to find that editing functions wasn't already available.

[trapias]

What would it mean to have editing features for functions?
A minimal yet useful improvement would be, IMHO, to see functions listed in left tree, just like tables.

Once selected a function on tree, its details would be displayed with a tabbed interface similar to the one now available for tables:

• the "structure" tab would become an SQL editor with the function create script in it,
• the "content" tab could allow to execute function setting params via a dedicated UI component, and displaying results like in query editor.

What else?

[topherlandry]

Honestly, that would be all I need. The interface for functions in the competing product is overkill for me and really slows down my workflow.

Most of the time when editing a function, I just need minor changes which are quick and easy with a simple editor.

[jamesdixon]

@trapias what you've described would be plenty for my needs -- I agree with @topherlandry. I think it's more about quick access/editing/execution than anything else -- nothing fancy.