On 2013.08.16 11:32 AM, Paragon Corporation wrote:
Materialized views is a new feature in PostgreSQL 9.3, so you won't see it
available until the next EDB release and PostgreSQL releases. Gathering from pg
advocacy emails, I'm guessing they are planning to release 9.3 sometime in
September or Oct
Materialized views is a new feature in PostgreSQL 9.3, so you won't see it
available until the next EDB release and PostgreSQL releases. Gathering
from pg advocacy emails, I'm guessing they are planning to release 9.3
sometime in September or October.
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From: Richard D Levine [mailto:ric
You appear to have the situation in hand and the issue is quite easy to work
around now that it has been identified. I can just await the roll out of
the next Windows build while avoiding the errant behavior.
As such I will be unsubscribing from the list, but can be reached if any
further test
The feature was not available in 1.18.0 alpha1 build.
If you want to use it, please build it from the development branch or
please wait for new release of pgAdmin III.
It has already been taken care in the repository.
On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 11:09 AM, Paragon Corporation wrote:
> I'm running p
I can find no reference in any Postgres or EnterpriseDB documentation to
MATERIALIZED VIEW. Are you using pgAdmin with a different DB engine? I'm
confused. I would also love to have materialized views.
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On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 11:56 PM, Stephen Cook wrote:
> Hello list!
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> I recently noticed that PGAdmin III (v 1.16.1) is kind of slow starting up
> (it didn't use to be), and in fact one time I wasn't even sure if I clicked
> on the icon properly to start it. I opened the Task Manager (I run Wind
Hi Stephen,
For a double check, do you have any configured jobs regarding
backup/restore.
And also, could you share the pgAdmin log file after following the below
steps.
1) Launch pgAdmin.
2) Goto File->Options->Logging.
3) Set the desired the log location and select "Debug Mode".
4) Close th
