Correct. I suggested this as an enhancement for one reason, GUI allows for
really great quick visual identification of information. I do appreciate you
sending me this though.
Now that you sent this to me, I might create a function I can passed as a
parameter a table name with the results bei
Lance,
I am not a PgAdmin developer, but you can easily accomplish what you want with
either of the
following two queries:
-- Returns all columns for a specified table
SELECT c.relname as table,
a.attname as column,
t.typname as type
-- t.typlen as length,
-- a.attreli
In pgadmin 4 in the left hand navigation you can select the "Columns" label
under any table listed in order to get a list of all columns within a table.
A fantast enhancements would be to add to the "File >> Preferences" the ability
to do either option #1 or #2 listed below:
1) A question
Awesome! Thank you for the feedback and bearing with us.
On Wed, Apr 19, 2017 at 2:42 PM, Campbell, Lance wrote:
> I have a Windows 7 64 desktop. I just installed pgadmin 4-1.4 . I am very
> impressed. I was having a lot of issues with the prior releases of 4-1.2
> and 4-1.3. These issues hav
I have a Windows 7 64 desktop. I just installed pgadmin 4-1.4 . I am very
impressed. I was having a lot of issues with the prior releases of 4-1.2 and
4-1.3. These issues have disappeared. You did a great job getting the
installation issues addressed. Thanks for the hard work.
Lance Campb
