1. open database, drill down to table, select show data from context menu
2. select a record with some text fields. Highlight one entry so that it goes
into editing mode
3. right click to get editing context menu and select copy
4. now select another record and highlight the same field to go into
1. open database, drill down to table, select show data from context menu
2. select a record with some text fields. Highlight one entry so that it
goes into editing mode
3. right click to get editing context menu and select copy
4. now select another record and highlight the same field to go int
On Fri, 2012-03-23 at 11:36 +0100, Bartosz Dmytrak wrote:
> Hi,
> I think there is another bug in foreign server script:
> pgAdmin generates script like this one:
> -- Server: "kpi@localhost"
>
> -- DROP SERVER "kpi@localhost";
>
> CREATE SERVER kpi@localhost
>FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER "myWrapper"
On Tue, 2012-03-20 at 14:58 -0700, MrTeeth wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I created a databse with four tables in pgAdmin. It was coded in PostgreSQL.
>
> I was wondering how do you create replationship links in pgAdmin? I've
> searched google and youtube, but can't seem to find a tutorial on it.
>
> If
Hi guys,
I created a databse with four tables in pgAdmin. It was coded in PostgreSQL.
I was wondering how do you create replationship links in pgAdmin? I've
searched google and youtube, but can't seem to find a tutorial on it.
If someone can explain how to do this, i'll be grateful.
Here's a pi
Hi,
I think there is another bug in foreign server script:
pgAdmin generates script like this one:
-- Server: "kpi@localhost"
-- DROP SERVER "kpi@localhost";
CREATE SERVER kpi@localhost
FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER "myWrapper"
OPTIONS (host 'localhost',dbname 'kpi',port '5432');
ALTER SERVER kpi@loc
