Re: [pgadmin-support] Consulta

2012-01-08 Thread Fernando Hevia
Cristian, Esta lista es exclusiva de pgAdmin (un cliente gráfico para Postgres) y tu pregunta es respecto a la base Postgres. Básicamente debes: 1. Instalar Postgres en la PC de tu cliente. 2. Hacer un backup de la base en tu PC (pg_dump) 3. Hacer un restore en la base de tu cliente (pg_restore).

Re: [pgadmin-support] Consulta

2012-01-08 Thread Filip Rembiałkowski
Hola Cristian, Wrong forum. You should ask on "PostgreSQL General Mailing List" , http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/ And please ask in English if possible. 2012/1/8 Cristian Hernández : > Hola: > > Soy un tanto en nuevo en esto de postgresql. He trabajado con otros motores > de base

Re: [pgadmin-support] Role Authority when running pgadmin3

2012-01-08 Thread Guillaume Lelarge
On Sun, 2012-01-08 at 12:37 -0800, Jerrold "Eric" Thompson wrote: > I am new to pgadmin3 and PostgreSQL. > > I have set the system user 'jet' to be a superuser. > > I have a database user 'videoworks', and a database videoworks. > > When I start pgadmin3 from bash and logged in as 'jet', most of

[pgadmin-support] Consulta

2012-01-08 Thread Cristian Hernández
Hola: Soy un tanto en nuevo en esto de postgresql. He trabajado con otros motores de base de datos, como Firebird por ejemplo. Y tengo una consulta. Estoy desarrollando una aplicación de escritorio, en donde la base de datos esta hecha en postgresql, en la pc en la que estoy desarrollando funci

[pgadmin-support] Role Authority when running pgadmin3

2012-01-08 Thread Jerrold "Eric" Thompson
I am new to pgadmin3 and PostgreSQL. I have set the system user 'jet' to be a superuser. I have a database user 'videoworks', and a database videoworks. When I start pgadmin3 from bash and logged in as 'jet', most of the configuration tools are available to me on the videoworks database, except

Re: [pgadmin-support] Column not wide enough for data

2012-01-08 Thread Guillaume Lelarge
On Sun, 2012-01-08 at 03:52 -0800, Francisco Leovey wrote: > Another way of doing it is to generate an HTML popup and let the browser > decide the WIDTH of each column - > > Using "table", "tr" and "td" the width is managed automaticaly or defining > width as a % > Thanks for the idea, but no

Re: [pgadmin-support] Column not wide enough for data

2012-01-08 Thread Francisco Leovey
Another way of doing it is to generate an HTML popup and let the browser decide the WIDTH of each column - Using "table", "tr" and "td" the width is managed automaticaly or defining width as a % From: Basil Bourque To: pgadmin-support@postgresql.org Sent: