Also, it could ask for a language selection, providing system locale as
default, and automatically choosing the default if no action is taken
within 10 seconds. I think this is the best approach (how arrogant of me
:)).
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Although you have a point, i still think asking for a locale provides
advantages:
1. Some system locales might not be supported.
2. Multilingual people might want to choose a locale other than their
system locale.
3. Some users don't have admin privileges to change their system locale
(schools)
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Why does pgadmin have to ask for the language at first start and cannot
determine the language from the system locale?
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Mark Perez wrote:
Can someone help me? I have a large database that I have been working on in MS Access and then
placed it on a Red Hat Server. It works awesome with PGAdmin and PostgreSQL. I then needed to
take the code and database both an Access based import and a pgdump. When I installed t
Actually, it's a wording issue:
ASCII: 7-bit
Extended ASCII (Latin 1): 8-bit
Personally, whenever i say ASCII, i usually mean Extended ASCII.
Regards.
Tino Wildenhain wrote:
Hi Albin,
Albin Blaschka wrote:
Hello,
I am confronted with a little problem in pgadmin III:
Table cells and comme
Chen Shaopeng wrote:
Hi,
Can someone give a hint on how to display chinese data in pgadmin
data grid?
Here's my system config:
OS: Linux RH9
PG: 7.3.2.3
PGAdmin: 0.9.0 Beta 1 (11 August 2003)
Locale: zh_CN.GB18030
The documentation said pgadmin support zh_CN locale. But it does not seem
to disp
nt: Sunday, December 29, 2002 3:27 PM
To: Reshat Sabiq; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] int types migrated one level lower
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> To: Dave Page; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was right in last message: I just checked that in Access docs. A
little surprise from MS: 16-bit int, and 32 bit long.
P.S. That means there's nothing wrong with ADO.
Sincerely,
r.
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Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 9:12 AM
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Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] int types migrated one level lower
I'd guess ODBC would be more reliable for Wind
DP: Isn't there byte in pg? I know there is bytea (array of byte).
Yes, I've seen bytea, but it's 4+ bytes. I'm not aware of an 8-bit type.
DP: I don't have any intention of re-writing the migration wizard for
pgAdmin 3 at the moment. If I did, the type mapping would be definable
as it is now, bu
My integer types migrated from Access one level lower than is shown in
the Map in the wizard. Thus,
integer became int2 instead int4
Also, long integer became int4 instead int8, although long integer
wasn't in the map so that probably doesn't count formally. At the same
time, byte became int2, but
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Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2002 2:25 PM
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Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] Can't connect on Windows
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The 'postgres' user is who
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From: Dave Page [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2002 2:31 PM
To: Reshat Sabiq; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [pgadmin-support] Access-postgreSQL migration (extra
invalid foreign key added)
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It's certainly possible. The Migration W
Note, in particular, that those steps have you run initdb a second
time to create the empty database owned by the 'postgres' user, a
necessary step for running postgresql as a service associated with
that postgres user.
Yes, I have shortcut to the readme, cause I've been using it so much
recently.
What is the significance of public schema (for migration and otherwise).
Is it optional to select a schema? I believe it is for security
constraints. I'm just not used to working with SQL statements like:
public."TableName"
What schema should I have for a DB that will be on the web mostly for
queri
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Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2002 9:00 AM
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Subject: [pgadmin-support] Access-postgreSQL migration (extra invalid
foreign key added)
Hi,
I have an Access DB, that's been running OK in Access, and as part of a
web ap
Hi,
I have an Access DB, that's been running OK in Access, and as part of a
web app based on JDBC. When I convert it to postreSQL, all table
creation, data insertion, and primary key creation statements complete
just fine.
However, the first foreign key attempt fails:
Creating Foreign Key: Compa
The problem in connecting as myself was conf setting to allow tcp_ip
socket connections. I don't even reach that stage when doing initdb as postgres. So, right
now, I still don’t have postgres as a DB user,
and
fail to
run as a service, because I the error below. There I start install
I installed cygwin-based postgreSQL. I have not been able yet to start it as a
service (net start postmaster), apparently because of permissions problems. I’m
waiting on some suggestions, hopefully, about that.
I can connect to the DB w/o starting a service from the cygwin command line,
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