Re: SQL worksheet - Mailing list pgadmin-support

From Andreas Pflug
Subject Re: SQL worksheet
Date
Msg-id 408E42A5.5060101@pse-consulting.de
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In response to Re: SQL worksheet  ("Dave Page" <dpage@vale-housing.co.uk>)
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Dave Page wrote:

>
>
>This is the intended behaviour, though I grant you this one is
>definitely open to debate. The behaviour you describe occurs when
>'StickySQL' is switched on, such that the current statement in the main
>form is automatically loaded into the SQL textbox - th theory being that
>the copied SQL constitutes a change. When 'StickySQL' is turned off,
>this does not occur. Looking at the code this is definitely by design
>and not by accident.
>
>The question is, is this correct behaviour? I'm erring on Peter's side
>as it seems that the no change option would comply with the principle of
>least astonishment...
>
>Any other opinions?
>
Let's fix it. I didn't notice, because I use the "never ask" option.

Regards,
Andreas





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