Belbin, Peter wrote:
a)
I'm using the windows version of the latest 1.6rc1 release of
pgAdmin-III, and have a consistently reproducible error.
Here are the steps to reproduce it:
After selecting a table, and using the context (right-click-popup) menu
and choosing 'View Data->View All Rows' to get the Edit Data window,
then selecting row and column defined as 'character varying(65000)', and
editing the contained xml, moving away (clicking on another row)
produces the following error message:
Can you enable query logging on your server and see what is actually
being sent to the server please?
Subsequent attempts to move to another row produces a dialog box
querying whether I want to save changes, which leads to another of the
above messages appearing.
Ie: it enters some sort of loop where it knows data has not been saved,
but errors out when trying to save it, which sets it up for another
iteration of the error cycle.
That's intended - it's so you don't lose the text you might have just
spend five minutes typing in (which can be annoying if the error was
caused by a simple constraint error for example. To get out of the loop,
after you see the error either fix it, or hit the undo button to revert
the changes you've made.
I rather like the ability to just bring up the entire table with a
single click rather than continually having to navigate into the
sub-menu of the context menu that appears when you're on a table / view
type object in the hierarchy on the left.
Is there a way to customize the context menu so that the 'favourite'
edit window option can be moved to the top layer of the context menu to
save having to continually navigate into the sub-menu?
This would be a nice customization capability if it's not already
there..... if it is already there, do tell.
No, this is not currently possible on the context menu, but you can just
hit the button on the toolbar.
Regards, Dave
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