In case using "'" in comment pgAdmin display WRONG color
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In property window for columns
Flag 'Primary key' display value YES
if column have ANY index.
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ore short/brief.
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ert, delete, modify) or simple populate table
(cell by cell) using table
browser ('View the data in the selected object.')
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Index Cond: ("outer".nid = p_n.nid)
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9. Select REINDEX and press 'OK'
and receive 'ERROR: syntax error at or near "PRIMARY" at character 9'
or see serverlog
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ERROR: syntax error at or near "PRIMARY" at character 9
STATEMENT: REINDEX PRIMARY KEY
l removing (lost) definition 'int2/4/8'
from 'Data Types' in, for instance, 'New Column...'
b) Query tool - not useful policy in case big size of 'Output pane'
after 'Restore' of window size from Maximize(full) windows size
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PGAdmin III 1.8 Beta 5
Windows 2000
Still stable crash during insert rows in table over grid editor.
For crash need sequential insert 128-130 rows without closing grid
editor.
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On 8 Oct 2007, at 15:02, Dave Page wrote:
> Alexander Kirpa wrote:
> > PGAdmin III 1.8 Beta 5
> > Windows 2000
> >
> > Still stable crash during insert rows in table over grid editor. For
> > crash need sequential insert 128-130 rows without closing grid
> >
x27;t understand the problem. 12345678901234567890 is out of range
> for a bigint so should never be returned as one. Please provide a self
> contained test case to illustrate the problem.
Sorry. '12345678901234567890' should by '1234567890123456789' for sample only.
I speak about partially visible (or not) field value.
Crash again.
Version 1.8.0 RC1 (Oct 9 2007, rev: 6725)
The instruction at "0x0058b778" referenced memory at "0x031cc018". The memory could not be "read".
During expanding DB tree in multi DB servers environment.
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Alexander Kirpa
On 15 Oct 2007, at 9:58, Dave Page wrote:
> Alexander Kirpa wrote:
> >
> > Crash again.
> >
> > Version 1.8.0 RC1 (Oct 9 2007, rev: 6725)
> > The instruction at "0x0058b778" referenced memory at "0x031cc018".
> > T
On 18 Oct 2007, at 12:04, Dave Page wrote:
> Alexander Kirpa wrote:
> In addition some suggestion about 'Types', especially 'System type'.
> > Possible exist reason for 'System type' need have separate place in
> > tree. In my case more 100 'S
. Connect to DB 8.3beta1
7. Try refresh DB info
PgAdmin still display old 'Version string'
and 'Version number' for 8.2.4 version.
In addition in other situation crash:
The instruction at "0x0058c438" referenced memory at "0x02e49018".
The memory could
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7. Crash: 'The instructin at "0x00455f63" referenced memory at
"0x0060". The memory could not be "read" '.
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Click on OK to terminate the application.
Workaround:
Uninstall version 1.18.0 and
install version 1.16.1 (Dec 4 2012, rev: REL-1_16_1) - no crash
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pgAdmin III v1.22.0, after installing this hot-fix, installed at Windows XP and
work w/o problem.
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