> -----Original Message----- > From: Miguel González Castaños [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 28 November 2003 15:52 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [pgadmin-support] Newbie to pgadmin > > Dear all,
Hi Miguel, > [+] As In the Introduction and Concepts book from Bruce > Monjiam suggests, We use serial number instead of OIDs. If > OIDs are not used in the tables, then There is no way to add > rows in the edit grid...At least I havent found the way... The edit grid will work if you have either a primary key or OIDs in your table. I usually add a serial column to every table and mark it as the primary key. > [+] There is any case ( I have been able to reproduce it > again) where pgadmin III required to use public."test" name > for a table instead of the name test. I still do not know > why, as I have said, I havent been able to reproduce it again At a guess you capitalised it so it created public."Test". If you stick to lower case, numbers and underscore characters that should prevent quoting making your schema look messy :-) > [+] For that reason Someone suggested to use pgaccess, which > seems that has a way of doing so. This tool seems to be much > easier, but also more limited that pgadmin III, though. So in > the end, I have suggested to use PgAdmin III for designing > the database and PgAccess for inserting the data. I dont know > if It would be easy or not to have a look into the pgaccess > code and share some source code...(although are not coded in > the same computer language ?) No they aren't (and the licences are incompatible), but there isn't much need anyway as the pgAdmin data editor works well if you have pkeys. > [+] Apart of that I see in the ToDo list that the > backup/restore option will appear soon...Is that related with > the export data dialog, isnt it? No. The Export Data dialogue simply exports data in a results grid to a delimited text file. The backup option will be a frontend to pg_dump, whilst restore will probably be an enhanced script runner that can handle compressed scripts and \connect directives. > [+] I am a native Spanish speaker (quite obvious from my > mistakes writing English), Not that obvious, your English is far better than many native speakers I know! > if any help is needed (even coding > something) I could give a hand... Thanks - please feel free to lend a hand however you like, just pick something from the bugs list or todo list and have a go at producing a patch. It's definitely a good idea to email the hackers list [EMAIL PROTECTED] with your intended work though just we don't work on the same things. Alternatively, the website could do with a Spanish translation. Details are at http://www.pgadmin.org/pgadmin3/translation.php if you wish to give it a go. > Anyway I would like to > comment that in the Sequences, the word chosen is > "Sequencias" and in Spanish is "Secuencias"...just a small typo... Thanks. I have updated the PO file for this. Regards, Dave. ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 2: you can get off all lists at once with the unregister command (send "unregister YourEmailAddressHere" to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
