Mike Blackwell wrote:
Guillaume Lelarge wrote:
It's a PostgreSQL security feature. When you're connected to a
database, tables from other databases are not available (even their
names).
It's curious that
the oids are available but not the names. I should really brush off
my C skills and take a look at the code sometime to see what's going
on in there. ^_^'''
:)
Ah. I see. So to display the names, we'd have to connect to each
database in turn and look for a name that matched the oid, right? Might
be worth it, as that's what I end up having to do manually, anyway. ^_^
Something that would be interesting to do is to add a combobox to
quickly change the database used for connection (something like the
connection combo box in the query tool).
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