Included is the crash dump from the mac os console. I just downloaded
the new version of pgadmin and get this when attempting to add a
constraint. As soon as I click add after selecting the column, it
pauses then crashes. Please let me know if it is something in my OS.
I love pgadmin! Hopefully
Arthur Baldwin wrote:
I'm using FC6 with all the latest updates. PgAdmin3 is on version
1.4.3.
Here are the steps to reproduce the bug given that the files
postgresql.conf and pg_hba.conf have been properly set up:
Create any table
Add one field at a time to that table by right clicking on
Hi,
I'm using Pgadmin3-1.4.3 and i want to create some functions using
PLpgsql or PLpython.
My problem is that i have no option for that languages when i create
a function, my options are:
- internal
- c
- sql
How to get support for PL languages in pgadmin?
Thanks in advance
They will show up if they are in your database. Run create language command for the languages you wish to use.If you add them to your template db they will be created in any future database you make with that template.Ex:create language plperl;if your db was built with perl support this command wi
Thanks for the help :) it worked fine.
Carlos V.
Ketema J. Harris wrote:
They will show up if they are in your database. Run
create language command for the languages you wish to use.
If you add them to your template db they will be created in any
future database you make with that tem
Hi all,
I'm using kubuntu where I've installed the postgresql using apt-get (8.1), and
now I'm trying to compile pgadmin but I got this error while
running ./configure:
Could not find your PostgreSQL installation in /usr/lib/postgresql/8.1
I guess my postgresql directory should be /usr/lib/postg
The version is that comes with Postgres 8.2 beta3.
1. Under Windows it won't remember the location I've saved dump to.
Instead, I'll always see my home folder. That's quite an unhandy
thing. E.g. I save a dump to c:\dumps and at the next step want to
restore it. Consider it more logical to see c:\
Luca Ferrari wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using kubuntu where I've installed the postgresql using apt-get (8.1), and
now I'm trying to compile pgadmin but I got this error while
running ./configure:
Could not find your PostgreSQL installation in /usr/lib/postgresql/8.1
I guess my postgresql directory s
Alex Girchenko wrote:
The version is that comes with Postgres 8.2 beta3.
1. Under Windows it won't remember the location I've saved dump to.
Instead, I'll always see my home folder. That's quite an unhandy
thing. E.g. I save a dump to c:\dumps and at the next step want to
restore it. Consider it
Hi there!
Here's a look and feel issue for you:
When I edit text columns (perhaps any at all), the field within the grid
becomes 'sunken', which chops off the lower parts of the text that are being
entered, and makes the text somewhat more difficult to read.
I gather that this 'sunken' style for
Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
- Find and Replace
Replacing now works as expected, I think you have nailed the endless
loop for good.
However, there seem to be issues with "Regular expressions"-search.
Unfortunately that boils down to a wxWidgets bug which I've logged with
them. I have a possib
I'm running 1.6.0 on Windows XP and Windows 2003. The backup and
restore options are disabled on the Tools menu and don't appear on
context menus regardless of which object is selected (database,
table, etc.). I'm logged in as the superuser, so I don't think it's a
permissions issue. I'm pr
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