Re: Set Global Value

On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 5:55 PM, Silvera, Ignacio wrote: > Yes , it will be a pleasure! Can you provide me the credentials and the > URL of redmine? > It is http://redmine.postgresql.org/projects/pgadmin4. You need to use the PostgreSQL community login. You may need to sign up for that. I believe

Re: Set Global Value

Yes , it will be a pleasure! Can you provide me the credentials and the URL of redmine? Ignacio Silvera B&PS (Business & Platform Solutions) – Atos Uruguay Tel: +598 24871169, int 102 ignacio.silv...@atos.net Luis A. de Herrera 2802 Montevideo, Uruguay Atos.net [a

Re: Set Global Value

On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 5:47 PM, Silvera, Ignacio wrote: > Hi! > I have found the tricky way to do that. > Maybe someone could be interested. Take care that it is not recommended, > because prorbably in future updates the following config will be lost > > STEPS > 1- Find the file __init.py__ in t

Re: Set Global Value

Hi! I have found the tricky way to do that. Maybe someone could be interested. Take care that it is not recommended, because prorbably in future updates the following config will be lost STEPS 1- Find the file __init.py__ in the pgadmin installation folder, under dashboard directory( in my insta

Re: Set Global Value

Hi, On Thu, Sep 21, 2017 at 9:03 PM, Silvera, Ignacio wrote: > Hi! How are you? I'm new on pgAdmin4. > > I need to set the refresh of Dashboards globally to all users. We need to > set all the variables (I/O statistics, sessions statistics, etc) on 60 > seconds to all users permamnent, and do no

Set Global Value

Hi! How are you? I'm new on pgAdmin4. I need to set the refresh of Dashboards globally to all users. We need to set all the variables (I/O statistics, sessions statistics, etc) on 60 seconds to all users permamnent, and do not permit to modifiy it. We installed pgAdmin4 following the next lin