Hi Dave and team, Another slight bug (I think):
I have a table which has a column called "first_invalid" which should be a timestamp if the record is invalid, or NULL if it's valid. In PgAdmin I have the "Show NULL values as <NULL>" option enabled, but it still displays a blank cell for this column. The reason why I think it may not be a bug, is I tried doing this: "SELECT COALESCE(first_invalid, '<NULL>') AS first_invalid FROM table" but PostgreSQL threw it out because "<NULL>" is not a valid timestamp - instead I had to do: "SELECT COALESCE(first_invalid, '1900-01-01') AS first_invalid FROM table" to prove the column is in fact NULL, and I do get: "1900-01-01 00:00:00+00" for this record, but in the data entry grid, PgAdmin still displays it blank. Question: is this a bug, or intended behaviour? Thanks, Andy
