If you wish to add code to prevent dropping of functions that are *currently* in use
as a language handler, then that's fine with me.
As for the dependencies, you will need to write parsers for at least the following
languages to do what you propose:
SQL
pl/SQL
pl/pgSQL
pl/tcl
pl/perl
pl/sh
pl
> 1) When I try to view tables from Access XP, the arabic letters are not
> correctly displayed: I can see only the multibyte to single byte 1:1
> conversion. This is not that important because I don't need to see it in
> Access because the database will be seen through PHP on the web.
Dave Page
Dear Dave,
When deleting pgadmin_* tables and functions, I dropped by error
plpgsql_call_handler which standed right after pgadmin in alphabetical
order... A GUI like pgAdmin2 is like a machine gun.
Bang Bang. I am shot down.
IMHO, dropping plpgsql_call_handler function is a total nonsense as
L I'm using my phone right now so I can't check, but I'm pretty sure that's
> not a bug. Isn't timestamptz a timestamp with timezone e.g. 2002-02-21
> 19:00:00+00?
You are right.
I'm using my phone right now so I can't check, but I'm pretty sure that's not a bug.
Isn't timestamptz a timestamp with timezone e.g. 2002-02-21 19:00:00+00?
Anyway, pgAdmin gets this by looking up the typename from pg_type using
pg_attribute.atttypid (iirc) so if it's broken for one type it pr
Hi Dave,
Table definition with timestamps under 7.2 return "timestamptz".
Cheers,
Jean-Michel POURE
> -Original Message-
> From: Jean-Michel POURE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 21 February 2002 13:27
> To: Markus Wollny; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [CYGWIN] Question about character encoding
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> Dave : I am going to set defaut database encodi
> I installed the latest cygwin snapshot along with PostgreSQL 7.2; I
> access the DB using the latest PGAdmin II 1.2.0. Almost everything seems
> to be working fine - with one major glitch: I just cannot insert nor
> select strings containing german umlaute or any other special characters
> into
Please disregard, this was for pgsql-hackers...
Dear friends,
As usual, I am working in pgAdmin2, Dave Page's excellent GUI
(http://pgadmin.postgresql.org).
Sometimes I create objects in the GUI, sometimes I run SQL queries directly.
In this case, pgAdmin2 is not aware when the schema changes. Then, I have to
refresh display manually. But
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