[pgadmin-hackers] [pgAdmin III] #354: truncate multiple tables doesnt work

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#354: truncate multiple tables doesnt work
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 Reporter:  Andrew Chen  |   Owner:  dpage
 Type:  feature  |  Status:  new  
 Priority:  minor|   Milestone:   
Component:  pgadmin  | Version:  trunk
 Keywords:  browser  |Platform:  all  
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 I have pgadmin3 1.14.1 and postgresql 9.1, when I select multiple tables,
 right click and select truncate, it truncates only one table at a time.

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[pgadmin-hackers] [pgAdmin III] #355: "\copy" equivalent

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#355: "\copy" equivalent
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 Reporter:  gleu |   Owner:  dpage
 Type:  feature  |  Status:  new  
 Priority:  minor|   Milestone:   
Component:  pgadmin  | Version:  trunk
 Keywords:  browser  |Platform:  all  
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 psql has \copy to copy from a local file.  Using the JDBC driver I also
 often copy data into the database using the equivalent COPY .. FROM STDIN…
 With psycopg2 I also use COPY FROM STDIN to have the local python app feed
 the file to the postgres COPY command.  In PGAdmin, however, to bulk load
 data into postgres we need to copy the CSV file to the computer where the
 database resides and fiddle with permissions until the database can read
 the file using COPY.   This should be easy to implement, it wasn't hard
 for me to do it with both psycopg2 and with the JDBC driver, and psql has
 had it for years.  The application (PGAdmin) needs to open the file and
 then feed the stream to the database COPY command as STDIN.

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Re: [pgadmin-hackers] [pgAdmin III] #355: "\copy" equivalent

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#355: "\copy" equivalent
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 Reporter:  John Abraham  |   Owner:  dpage
 Type:  feature   |  Status:  new  
 Priority:  minor |   Milestone:   
Component:  pgadmin   | Version:  trunk
 Keywords:  browser   |Platform:  all  
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Changes (by gleu):

  * reporter:  gleu => John Abraham


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[pgadmin-hackers] [pgAdmin III] #356: copy with headers

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#356: copy with headers
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 Reporter:  John Abraham|   Owner:  dpage
 Type:  feature |  Status:  new  
 Priority:  minor   |   Milestone:   
Component:  pgadmin | Version:  trunk
 Keywords:  editgrid querytool  |Platform:  all  
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 copy with headers.   I use this every day on SQL Server Management Studio
 to select data and copy them out, then paste them into another app
 (usually Excel.)  With PGAdmin I select and copy the data, paste them into
 Excel, then *manually* type the column headers.

 (I just want an additional row at the top with the column names in it.
 Nothing complex.)

 I suppose it should be "Copy with column names".  (It's just called "Copy
 with Headers" in SQL Server Management Studio.)

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Re: [pgadmin-hackers] [pgAdmin III] #355: "\copy" equivalent

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#355: "\copy" equivalent
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 Reporter:  John Abraham  |   Owner:  gleu
 Type:  feature   |  Status:  assigned
 Priority:  minor |   Milestone:  
Component:  pgadmin   | Version:  trunk   
 Keywords:  browser   |Platform:  all 
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Changes (by gleu):

  * status:  new => assigned
  * owner:  dpage => gleu


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