Let's say we have this function:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.test(in_value character varying) RETURNS
character varying
LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' COST 100.0 VOLATILE LEAKPROOF SECURITY DEFINER
AS $$
BEGIN
RETURN in_value;
END;
$$;
ALTER FUNCTION public.test(character varying) OWNER
OK, it is not really a bug. It's more a feature request.
At the moment when I expand a schema in the browser, then I see nodes for
collations, domains, tables, .
It would be nice to see the counter of elements under this nodes.
Functions (0), Tables (31), .
Sometimes I need manually ex
It looks like it was prepared to be displayed as a new line, but the line
break is missing.
pgAdmin 4
CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER aaa_aid_trigger
AFTER INSERT OR DELETE
ON bbb.aaa
DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERREDFOR EACH ROW
WHEN (("ccc"() = 'ddd'::name))
EXECUTE
At the moment it looks for example like this:
It would be nice to have an option to change the font for better output. Or
another embedded font in pgAdmin 4 package.
This is how I like it to be displayed (screenshot of notepad++):
pgAdmin 4 v1.5
Desktop Runtime
Windows 10 x6
Hi Christoph,
it looks like you wish to backup multiple tables from a database at once. That
is the use case, that is not implemented at the moment.
Or I did not understand it. J
Von: Christoph Schreiber [mailto:schrei...@netzwerge.de]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. Mai 2017 16:15
An: mam
Hi Christoph,
> sorry I meant to backup a single table (not a column) in a schema. This is
> possible with pga3 and of course with the pgsql-console but not in pga4.
This is possible. Right click on a table in the browser (structure) and select
„Backup…“ from the context menu.
It looks l
In the log file (temporarily activated) I don’t see any specific problem. It
looks like a generally problem. But ok, I only analyzed the timestamps.
Today (when I done with sleeping) I will try something else.
…
2017-05-23 00:31:46,654: DEBUG pgadmin: Running under the
de
Thanks for the info, I will correct my statements.
I have reported it, because syntax highlighting in pgAdmin 3 was able to show
it even with single backslash and PostgreSQL returns it visually correct.
Result: solved
Von: Melvin Davidson [mailto:melvin6...@yahoo.com]
Gesendet: Mon
Some sql statements returns enough columns, that they fill the visual width
of "Data Output" grid.
At the moment the only way to change column width is: D&D it at the end of
column (separator).
When I try to increase the width of the last column, then it don't work,
because I need to move m
When I have somewhere in text value single backslash char, then everything
behind this char will not be highlighted correct.
Simple example 1:
SELECT '\';
Simple example 2:
-- Test 1
SELECT a || '\' || b
UNION ALL
-- Test 2
SELECT c || '\' || d;
Screenshots of sy
The new 1.5 version feels slower than the previous 1.4 version.
The durations of second start (with system cache):
V1.4 - 21s
V1.5 - 33s
Like you can see, something take longer at the end of the start. This must
be the problem. (I hope the screenshot will not be deleted from messa
In my database connections I have saved database passwords.
When I start pgAdmin, then I can automatically connect to a database.
When I disconnect and try to connect again, then I get following Message
with password request:
fe_sendauth: no password supplied
Please enter the pa
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