[pgAdmin III] #273: Check the number of rows returned by a query

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Subject: [pgAdmin III] #273: Check the number of rows returned by a query
Date: 2010-10-31 06:21:50
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#273: Check the number of rows returned by a query
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Reporter: Rob Richardson | Owner: dpage
Type: feature | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: pgadmin | Version: trunk
Keywords: editgrid | Platform: all
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In the edit grid, pgAdmin should check the estimated number of rows of the
table. If it's more than a specific limit, it should ask if the user still
wants to load that number of rows. The user should be able to cancel the
query or to force the retrieving of the rows (for example if the estimated
number of rows is wrong).

We can probably do the same thing in the query tool by checking the number
of rows that will be returned before loading them in the grid

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