The hope is to be able to move the field order by dragging fields just like in MySQL.

[DreamlingBig]

Currently, it is quite inconvenient to modify the field order in a table in pgAdmin4. However, in MySQL, users can easily adjust the field order by directly dragging fields in phpMyAdmin, which greatly improves the users’ operation efficiency and experience. It is recommended that pgAdmin4 support the function of moving field order by dragging fields, similar to MySQL.

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[adityatoshniwal]

@DreamlingBig pgAdmin already supports moving the columns by dragging but only for a new table. There is no ready SQL command in PostgreSQL which will ALTER the order of columns for an existing table.