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Author Minor bug: Refreshing type in object orowser fails
Erwin Brandstetter

2006-10-25, 8:27 am

Hi developers!

I am testing pgAdmin III Beta 2 (Oct 3 2006, re: 5426:5427) on Windows
XP (latest patch level).

When I set the focus on any type in the object browser and hit F5 (or
chose "refresh" from the menu) the SQL pane incorrectly displays the
definition of the _first_ type in the list, no matter which type I had
selected. Clicking somewhere else and on the type again does not remedy
the error. Only refreshing the whole type section does.

Only in the type-chapter, the others are doing fine.
This bug is also present in v1.4.2.

Regards
Erwin Brandstetter

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Erwin Brandstetter

2006-10-25, 8:27 am

Hi!

Actually, I was testing pgAdmin III Beta 3 (Oct 12 2006, re: 5475). Sorry.

Regards
Erwin Brandstetter

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Erwin Brandstetter

2006-10-25, 8:27 am

Same (or similar) bug is present in the listing of indexes (under table).
Also, unique constraints and primary keys - while listed under
constraints - erroneously show the SQL script of the first _index_ after
a refresh. Probably because these kinds of constraints create an index
and therefore share the index bug..

Again, the error is persistent until the whole branch is refreshed.
Also present in v1.4.2.

Regards
Erwin Brandstetter


brandstetter@falter.at wrote:
> Hi developers!
>
> I am testing pgAdmin III Beta 2 (Oct 3 2006, re: 5426:5427) on Windows
> XP (latest patch level).
>
> When I set the focus on any type in the object browser and hit F5 (or
> chose "refresh" from the menu) the SQL pane incorrectly displays the
> definition of the _first_ type in the list, no matter which type I had
> selected. Clicking somewhere else and on the type again does not
> remedy the error. Only refreshing the whole type section does.
>
> Only in the type-chapter, the others are doing fine.
> This bug is also present in v1.4.2.
>
> Regards
> Erwin Brandstetter
>


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Dave Page

2006-10-25, 8:27 am

Thanks, I've committed a fix to SVN for thes issues.

Regards, Dave

> -----Original Message-----
> From: pgadmin-support-owner@postgresql.org
> [mailto:pgadmin-support-owner@postgresql.org] On Behalf Of
> Erwin Brandstetter
> Sent: 16 October 2006 04:21
> To: pgadmin-support@postgresql.org
> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] Minor bug: Refreshing type in
> object orowser fails
>
> Same (or similar) bug is present in the listing of indexes
> (under table).
> Also, unique constraints and primary keys - while listed under
> constraints - erroneously show the SQL script of the first
> _index_ after
> a refresh. Probably because these kinds of constraints create
> an index
> and therefore share the index bug..
>
> Again, the error is persistent until the whole branch is refreshed.
> Also present in v1.4.2.
>
> Regards
> Erwin Brandstetter
>
>
> brandstetter@falter.at wrote:
> on Windows
> hit F5 (or
> displays the
> type I had
>
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