Joshua D. Drake wrote:
on another note it seems that the only version of pg_restore.exe that
will accept a password from the command line is 8.0.0.
All later versions prompt for the password, but fail every single
time. The only way to restore a file on anything above 8.0.0
(pg_restore) i
on another note it seems that the only version of pg_restore.exe that
will accept a password from the command line is 8.0.0.
All later versions prompt for the password, but fail every single
time. The only way to restore a file on anything above 8.0.0
(pg_restore) is to have the pg_hba.conf
Just as a FYI, having trust in the pg_hba.conf file on win32 is normally
not needed for PGLA to backup a database, I have been unable to
reproduce the error Michael experienced while running on XP sp 2, the
only thing I can think of was the version of pg_dump.exe I was shipping
was corrupted or
"Michael Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Regarding Chilli Source Database Design Studio, I downloaded a trial =
> copy and when I tried to "reverse engineer" my PostgreSQL database, got =
> an error that pg_relcheck doesn't exist. Since pg_relcheck isn't used =
> in PostgreSQL 8.0, perhaps
In an earlier post, I mentioned that PG Lightning Admin seemed to hang when
I did a dump. Mr. Caduto provided some help with this and the problem was
resolved by setting my connection to "trust" in hba.conf.
Regarding Chilli Source Database Design Studio, I downloaded a trial copy
and wh
I understand.
there was a issue with the pg_dump compression level defaulting to 0
which may have had some effect, or it may have been some other non
related network issue. PGLA uses pg_dump.exe and pg_restorel.exe in the
exact same way PG Admin III does (via createprocesses API command) so
s
Mr. Caduto,
I downloaded the version from the website recently, so I think it was the
newest version. My database backs up in about 10 seconds with pgAdmin
III. When I tried to back it up with PG Lightning Admin, I got a sql wait
cursor for a couple of minutes, at which point I closed the
So it seemed to hang or it did hang? Have you tried a newer version? I
routinely backup 100mb databases and it never hangs.
I think one of the earlier versions did not change the cursor during the
backup, is that what you mean by it appeared to hang? i.e. not being
able to tell if it was doing
I like both EMS PostgreSQL Manager and pgAdmin III. Both have their
strengths and weaknesses, and I go back and forth between them depending on what
I'm doing. I had a problem with the trial version of PG Lightning Admin -
it seemed to "hang" when I backed up my database. No experience wi
Note that theKompany departed from the developers of the Rekall product,
which they now distribute separately. See http://www.totalrekall.co.uk/
and in particular
http://www.totalrekall.co.uk/modules.php?name=FAQ&myfaq=yes&id_cat=6&categories=Rekall+%3A+TheKompany
So if you are trying a theKom
I have a license of DataArchitect and it was a waste of money. I've
used much better applications. I currently use ChiliSoft Database
Design Studio. It has direct PgSQL support.
Regards,
Gavin
On Sep 8, 2005, at 2:58 AM, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
Hello,
I'vesearchedforand
On Thu, Sep 08, 2005 at 07:52:57AM -0700, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> Wolfgang Keller wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >>Both have trials - try it ;-)
> >
> >That's what I've done, as I mentioned. But sometimes others know/see
> >things that I don't see/know, at least not within a restricted trial
> >per
Just a FYI, you should also look at PG Lightning Admin (PGLA) it
compares well with EMS and has some nifty features they don't have.
i.e. EMS cannot cancel a long running query, they don't receive raise
notices (last time I checked) and they can't view unicode data.
Check it out at:
http://www.
Wolfgang Keller wrote:
Hello,
Both have trials - try it ;-)
That's what I've done, as I mentioned. But sometimes others know/see
things that I don't see/know, at least not within a restricted trial
period.
It seems to me that EMS PostgreSQL Manager is more actively developed
Hello,
> Both have trials - try it ;-)
That's what I've done, as I mentioned. But sometimes others know/see
things that I don't see/know, at least not within a restricted trial
period.
Sincerely,
Wolfgang Keller
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Hello!
> have. Has anyone used one, better both of these? What do you think
> about them?
Both have trials - try it ;-)
Im using EMS, like it, but for all features you have to use windows.
Lg,
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