The most important reason to to use a SQL ui is to be able to just edit data in a row without executing sql commands. In vim-dadbod-ui as of now you can't do this. Instead you have to exec something like this:
UPDATE table_name SET col = val1, column2 = value2 WHERE condition;
Which is very cumbersome and prone to errors, it's just not very feasible when testing or debugging an application. It would be cool to just open a table in neovim, highlight a row, press the "e" key and edit the data in it, like you can in sqlitebrowser and any of the webuis for various databases.
The most important reason to to use a SQL ui is to be able to just edit data in a row without executing sql commands. In vim-dadbod-ui as of now you can't do this. Instead you have to exec something like this:
Which is very cumbersome and prone to errors, it's just not very feasible when testing or debugging an application. It would be cool to just open a table in neovim, highlight a row, press the "e" key and edit the data in it, like you can in sqlitebrowser and any of the webuis for various databases.