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is debate about whether to offer 'psuedo' features where pgAdmin
makes it look like PostgreSQL can do something when in reality it cant and
its being fudged under to bonnet by pgAdmin.
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This makes sense. I guess for now, however, we just continue the
development of the Graphical Editor in the standard way and worry about
dll-ing it later on.
Tim
>Not a good idea. Security is the job of the DBMS - anything we can do with
>pgAdmin could be overidden by a registry savvy user any
At 07:21 30/03/2002 +, Dave Page wrote:
>No, it doesn't I'm afraid. It's possible that it could be modularised and
>seperated though, and it's a pretty good idea, so if I get a chance I'll
>look into it.
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>Regards, Dave.
Is it worth us thinking sbout this in terms of the graphical editor w
or settings that I need to set or
>might affect the odbc connection.
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>Thank you for you help
>Peter
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Gaston,
Hi. you may want to cross post this in the pgsql-odbc and pgsql-general
list (both can be signed up on at majordomo.postgresql.org), as that may
be a better place for the type of support you are after. You have posted
this in the pgAdmin list, a list for discussing specific problems with a
> > 2. Query Debugger. I reckon this would only be feasible as a
> > cross-development thing with the postmaster boys-and-girls.
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>This is one of those things that will go a long way to replicating
>PostgreSQLs parser - i.e., masses of work without a huge benefit.
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>I would suggest a system tha
Well, I'm toying with the idea of getting into helping pgAdmin development
specifically on one or both of the above potential features. In order to
assess whether I can/should/will etc. I thought I'd put out a general
thread starter by asking those present here about requested / hoped-for
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