Re: [pgadmin-support] New feature request

2004-12-03 Thread Andreas Pflug
Gino Lucrezi wrote: In most cases, the property dialogs will make the changes for you. The reengineered SQL window shows the CREATE command only, and doesn't try to cope with changes. We will add some dependency recreation stuff for ALTER COLUMN for 7.3 and 7.4 servers, but probably not more. So i

Re: [pgadmin-support] New feature request

2004-11-30 Thread Gino Lucrezi
> In most cases, the property dialogs will make the changes for > you. The reengineered SQL window shows the CREATE command only, > and doesn't try to cope with changes. > We will add some dependency recreation stuff for ALTER COLUMN > for 7.3 and 7.4 servers, but probably not more. So if I upgrad

Re: [pgadmin-support] New feature request

2004-11-26 Thread Andreas Pflug
Gino Lucrezi wrote: Hi! There are some instances when one can't simply REPLACE an object (e.g. a view) but has to DROP it and then re-CREATE it.When I click on the SQL button pgAdmin, very considerately, will create for me not only a script with the CREATE command, but also with the DROP command

[pgadmin-support] New feature request

2004-11-26 Thread Gino Lucrezi
Hi! There are some instances when one can't simply REPLACE an object (e.g. a view) but has to DROP it and then re-CREATE it.When I click on the SQL button pgAdmin, very considerately, will create for me not only a script with the CREATE command, but also with the DROP command (commented) before