i built my wxgtk with --disable-unicode, because otherwise it uses the
bloated UCS4 format, and the option --enable-utf8only doesnt have any
effect (wx will still use UCS4).
according to a wxgtk developer, using --disable-unicode will work fine
with UTF8, which is usually used in linux.
now
On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 4:30 PM, Robert Klaus wrote:
> I omitted the schemas that have most of the database objects, but the calls
> to pg_type do not seem to exclude this schema (user_maps).
Correct, it won't. pgAdmin doesn't know that you aren't using types
from a hidden schema in a visible one
I omitted the schemas that have most of the database objects, but the calls to
pg_type do not seem to exclude this schema (user_maps).
If I have time I'll try to to figure out where in the system catalog that list
the number of objects by schema. Not familiar with this databases's system
cat
Hello,
I've just installed pgAdmin 1.16.1 under for Windows
(http://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/pgadmin3/release/v1.16.1/win32/pgadmin3-1.16.1.zip)
running windows 8 64bit.
Installation was successful and connection to databases is successful as well
however when an incorrect password is entered duri
