I used pgadmin a while ago with no problems at all
- a very useful tool! After one of the upgrades I now cannot connect to my
postgres server (which runs on a spearate Linux box). When I try to connect I
get an error message from pgadmin:
An error has occured in
pgAdminII:frmConnect_Click
Number: -2147467259
On the Linux console I get:
ERROR: Function: 'pg_client_encoding()' does not
exist
Unable to identify a function
that satisfies the given argument types
You may need to add explicit
typecasts
My PC is running Windows 2000
The Linux box is running:
RedHat Linux 7.3
PostgreSQL 7.2.3 - Installed
from the standard RPMs
I'm not in a position to upgrade to PostgreSQL 7.3
at this stage.
I've been installing some of the older releases to
see when this problem was introduced (and to make sure it's not my
database!)
version 1.2.0
: Works fine.
version 1.3.60 :
Fails with the error described above
so looks like a problem from version 1.3
onwards.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Peter Wilson
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