On 15 Dec 2006 at 13:55, Dave Page wrote:
> > something. This really annoying, because when I click on the main
> > pgAdmin window, I have to move the help one out of the way first.
>
> Unfortunately that's down to the wxWidgets library we use. I agree it can
I get around it by creating a new s
M S wrote:
Hi,
I just produced and error message when trying to drop a constraint on a table
which is in a schema with a mixed-case name.
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pgAdmin III
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An error has occurred:
ERROR: schema "mycomponent" does not exist
Thanks, fixed in S
Hi,
I just produced and error message when trying to drop a constraint on a table
which is in a schema with a mixed-case name.
---
pgAdmin III
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An error has occurred:
ERROR: schema "mycomponent" does not exist
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OK
Daniel Segall wrote:
Summary:
If I have two Query windows open, and one has a modal dialog open, I
cannot execute queries in the other one by pressing F5. Using the mouse
to select Query -> Execute, however, does work.
Hmm, odd - there's no obvious reason for that - I suspect it will end u
David Gould wrote:
Hi,
We're now producing our database in PGSQL, switching from M$ SQL Server,
and I think that pgAdmin is a fantastic tool.
The following refer to 1.6.1 on Win32.
I have two minor issues:
(1) In the SQL Editor tool, File and Favourites are both configured to
use 'F' as an ac
Hi
I may be being dumb but I cannot see a way for creating a server
registration that leaves both the username and password blank until
connection time.
In our organisation we have client jobs separated into schemas and were
planning on a separate userid/login for each schema to allow staff
Hi,
We're now producing our database in PGSQL, switching from M$ SQL Server,
and I think that pgAdmin is a fantastic tool.
The following refer to 1.6.1 on Win32.
I have two minor issues:
(1) In the SQL Editor tool, File and Favourites are both configured to
use 'F' as an access key. This is r
Hi,
We're now producing our database in PGSQL, switching from M$ SQL Server,
and I think that pgAdmin is a fantastic tool.
The following refer to 1.6.1 on Win32.
I have two minor issues:
(1) In the SQL Editor tool, File and Favourites are both configured to
use 'F' as an access key. This i
I'd be in favour
of removing the distinction - a few people have asked me about the difference.
> It's a historic thing - procedures actually appeared in
> early versions
of EnterpriseDB originally where they were
> considered different objects
from functions if memory
> serves. The distinction
I see this as well, Win XP, pgAdmin 1.6.1, Postgres 8.2.
Cheers.
>In v1.6.1, when I go to view the data for a table with no (zero)
rows, I don't see the columns of the table and no place to key a new
record. The table does >have a primary key, and when it's got rows
in, I can edit and add new
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