It would be really really great if when you added a new server, or
changed local settings, that it wrote out the config file. When pgadmin
crashes, you lose any settings changes.
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Tabs would be cool!
On 07/11/09 16:13, Erik Rijkers wrote:
Hi,
With several servers (e.g. 8.3, 8.4, 8.4devel) open in pgadmin's (1.10)
main-screen
(object-browser panel), it often becomes difficult to see where you are,
because there is no
feedback other than in the 'root' object (where the
Hi,
With several servers (e.g. 8.3, 8.4, 8.4devel) open in pgadmin's (1.10)
main-screen
(object-browser panel), it often becomes difficult to see where you are,
because there is no
feedback other than in the 'root' object (where the port is to be seen).
With dozens of schemas, this means scroll
Well, All of my editable views have a unique identifier. Navicat does
warn you, that it will use an all old = new type of update when you
edit.
On 07/11/09 15:53, Dave Page wrote:
On 7/11/09, Mark Murawski wrote:
Feature request: Editing of editable views
When you view the d
On 7/11/09, Mark Murawski wrote:
> Feature request: Editing of editable views
>
> When you view the data on a view, nothing is editable. Navicat in windows
> supports editing editable views by using an 'update where all columns = old
> data, set new data' type of query.
Yikes, thats pretty brok
Feature request: Editing of editable views
When you view the data on a view, nothing is editable. Navicat in
windows supports editing editable views by using an 'update where all
columns = old data, set new data' type of query.
My projects heavily use editable views, and I'm constantly swit
