Re: Beta 3

On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 10:22 AM, Kieran McCusker
<kieran(dot)mccusker(at)kwest(dot)info> wrote:
> Could I raise a few small points?

Sure.

> 1. Query window forgets undo history when it loses focus.
> Under Vista if you switch to another window and back to a query window the
> the undo history is forgotten, the find and replace and cut menu items are
> disabled (although still reachable with ctrl-f).

This sounds like it might be related to a copy/paste issue that Ashesh
has sent me a patch for. Ashesh, can you check that please?

> 2. Graphical query builder
> The message boxes "No SQL query was generated" and "The generated SQL query
> has changed. Do you want to update it?" become rather trying after a while
> (at least to me). Could they not appear as status bar messages?
> The first one would be fine as is, the second raises another slight issue.
> The status bar could say something like  "The generated SQL query has
> changed." with undo reverting to the last sql, but what actually happens is
> that their is a clear window in the history as well, so you need two undos
> to get back to the previous SQL - This is a little confusing could they be
> grouped as a single undo?

If I'm honest, I prefer the positive alert for the second message. I
could be swayed on the first though.

> 3. New Server Registration
> While DB restriction is fixed in server properties, it is not actually used
> or stored in New Server Registration i.e. entering a DB restriction here has
> no effect.

Ashesh, can you investigate that as well please?

> 4. The Links in pgAdmin III help do not all work
> I noticed this looking at Connect to Server where at least the pg_namespace
> link does not work

That's from when the PG docs used to be in the same HTML Help file.
I've changed those links to point to the PostgreSQL website.
Unfortunately I don't see any way to point them to the actual help
source without implementing our own version of the help browser.

> Anyway many thanks again for a great piece of software!

You're welcome.

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Dave Page
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