On Thursday, Aug 21, 2003, at 05:54 US/Eastern, Andreas Pflug wrote:
I'm thinking of a reduced mode, offering only "common" types. Does the
average pgsql user use regoperator[] very often ? ;-)
IMHO, the combobox is too full, I'd need only a few basic types and my
domains.
I completely agree, a
Dave Page wrote:
For v2, perhaps we should default to an 'newbie mode' (obviously not
called that ;-) ) in which we list only the standard SQL types and their
array equivalents? I have seen datatype queries from newbies a number of
times in the past.
I'm thinking of a reduced mode, offering only "
> -Original Message-
> From: Andreas Pflug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 18 August 2003 18:41
> To: Adam H. Pendleton
> Cc: pgadmin-hackers
> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] Smallint
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> Adam H. Pendleton wrote:
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> > Duh! Obviously it's
Adam H. Pendleton wrote:
Am I missing something obvious, or is the SMALLINT datatype missing
from the appliation (add column on Columns tab of database property
sheet)?
Just try int2...
Regards,
Andreas
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Adam H. Pendleton wrote:
Duh! Obviously it's not, it's just that pgAdmin3 calls it an int2?
Any reason not to call it a smallint, since that's they way it's
referred to in the documentation?
Yeah.
Virtually all types are read from the database. SMALLINT and INTEGER are
parser translations, a
Duh! Obviously it's not, it's just that pgAdmin3 calls it an int2? Any
reason not to call it a smallint, since that's they way it's referred to
in the documentation?
ahp
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Am I missing something obvious, or is the SMALLINT datatype missing from
the appliation (add column on Columns tab of database property sheet)?
ahp
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