It's called "ReKall" and includes drivers for MySQL, PostgreSQL and xBase.
http://www.thekompany.com/products/rekall/
It has some VERY interest screen shots, and seems to be everything pgaccess is but 1000X more mature and full featured.
Only $80 US for packaged version.

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Looks like a very good product. There is a version that runs on KDE and a version that uses Qt-3 but runs in any X-window desktop.
JLK