Donald Fraser wrote:
Do you think in a later version you can show non-system constraint
triggers that have been created by the user via:
CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER ?
Definitively not. Creating constraint triggers directly is horribly
outdated (pre-7.3), and still available for backwards compatib
I can try to find some time for this (I am the only programmer in this
company!), but it's become a lower priority because I got pgadmin up and
running by using an earlier rpm of wxGTK--
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/fedora/extras/5/i386/wxGTK-2.6.2-5.fc5.i386.rpm
Thanks for your help.
Raphaël Enri
Do you think in a later version you can show
non-system constraint triggers that have been created by the user
via:
CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER ?
The current query pgAdmin uses to get trigger function
information is:
SELECT t.oid, t.*, relname, nspname,
des.description
FROM pg_trigger t
JO
I'm sorry, I've never built pgadmin from source, only installed the rpm.
I uninstalled the wxGTK rpm and I tried to build wxGTK from source and
slam the output libraries into /usr/lib, and I can do that, but what
something is missing or won't link with pgadmin.
Would you like me to go through
Andrew Lazarus wrote:
I'm sorry, I've never built pgadmin from source, only installed the rpm.
I uninstalled the wxGTK rpm and I tried to build wxGTK from source and
slam the output libraries into /usr/lib, and I can do that, but what
something is missing or won't link with pgadmin.
Would y
