pgadmin III v1.0.2 on Windows 2003 Server
postgresql 7.4.2 on freebsd 4.10
Trying to "open" or "view" objects for which the current_user does not
have sufficient
privileges crashes pgadmin III client without error-message.
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> Christopher Mulcahy
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> Subject: [pgadmin-support] bug report: pgadmin III v1.0.2 :
> ACL-denial exceptions not trapped? hard crash
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> pgad
> Hello.
> I have a postgresql 7.4.5 running.
> On the server i have a few databases, all owned and administered by
different > users.
> The users sometimes change access-rules to their databases, in particular
they > change access rules based on IP-addresses, which i have to do for them
manually
I
am running PGAdminIII Version 1.2.0 Post Beta 1 (Sept 16 2004) on Windows
XP. Connecting to postgres 7.4.
When we navigate to the table name,
click on properties, add a new column. All works well, the column is
added. Then click on properties again and the application
crashes.
Than
Does anyone can tell me if theres a way to import csv (comma separated
values) files to a Postgres table
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Luis F. Araya wrote:
Does anyone can tell me if theres a way to import csv (comma separated
values) files to a Postgres table
Use psql and the pgsql 8.0 COPY command. Currently, this isn't currently
supported in pgadmin3 (we *do* have export).
Regards,
Andreas
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Hi. I'm using PostgreSQL for a database course. Each user has their own
database on the system. Each database is named the same as the user's
user name, and pg_hba.conf is set to require sameuser and a password.
Using pgadmin3 1.2.0 b1 and PostgreSQL 7.4.3 on Fedora Core 2, when a
user connects to
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 17:47:32 -0500, Terry Letsche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi. I'm using PostgreSQL for a database course. Each user has their own
> database on the system. Each database is named the same as the user's
> user name, and pg_hba.conf is set to require sameuser and a password.
Fir
