I don't know how big your database is, but I have one with 23 tables of
varying sizes, the largest of which is 25,000 records. Each step in the
hierarchy, ie open connection, open database, open table, takes about 2
seconds. My server is a Dell P3 600mz and my client is a Dell P3
400mz. I us
Fellow pgAdministrators,
Shortly I went trying to use pgAdmin. I know pgAdmin uses ODBC, and I know
that it is not the quickest form of connection you can get.
I can live with that... but I wondered if any of you is experiencing this
kind of performance as well, or have experienceD, and know a
pgAdmin doesn't enforce security, PostgreSQL does. If you can login without a
password, you must have misconfigured PostgreSQL. Check your pg_hba.conf file.
Regards, Dave
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Subject:[pgadmin-support] Password
Sender: "..:: Gilbert B. Gabog ::.." <
Good day,
I've been using PGAdmin and still now my problem is that it does not
require a password in the login before accessing the databases. You just
need a username which "postgres" has the admin, and even if you don't type a
password it still logs in. Hope the next version will have th
