As a follow-up...
Thank you very much to Akshay Joshi for quickly claiming the GitHub issue I
filed and implementing the fix, and to Anil Sahoo for testing it, seemingly all
in time for the very next pgAdmin 9.6 release, and within about 48 hours of my
request on GitHub.
Darren Duncan
On 20
On 2025-07-16 12:38 a.m., Ray O'Donnell wrote:
On 16 July 2025 08:19:09 Darren Duncan wrote:
I am finding that it is a recurring and damaging source of user error that
Object/Explorer commands named "Delete" actually correspond to SQL DROP rather
than SQL DELETE or TRUNCATE. Multiple times I ha
On 16 July 2025 08:19:09 Darren Duncan wrote:
I am finding that it is a recurring and damaging source of user error that
Object/Explorer commands named "Delete" actually correspond to SQL DROP rather
than SQL DELETE or TRUNCATE. Multiple times I have accidentally dropped tables
when I meant t
I am finding that it is a recurring and damaging source of user error that
Object/Explorer commands named "Delete" actually correspond to SQL DROP rather
than SQL DELETE or TRUNCATE. Multiple times I have accidentally dropped tables
when I meant to just truncate them.
I created a GitHub issue
