Hello/bonjour,
I have a little problem: in my company, my main work machine runs on
GNU/Linux debian stable. I used to work a lot with pgadmin, while my
postgresql was a 8.3 and 8.4.
I upgraded my cluster to 9.0, and since, pgadmin does not work any more.
My postgresql database is hosted on the same machine. Pgadmin version
is 1.10.5.
Pgadmin launches normally; but when I try to connect to my postgresql
database connexion, it complains (in French):
"Warning :
"Cette version de pgAdmin a seulement été testée avec la version 8.4 de
"PostgreSQL ainsi qu'avec les versions antérieures. Elle pourrait ne
"pas fonctionner avec ce serveur. Merci de mettre à jour pgAdmin.
"
And then, a second message comes:
"Une erreur s'est produite :
"
"ERREUR: la colonne « datconfig » n'existe pas
"LIGNE 1 : ...b.dattablespace AS spcoid, spcname, datallowconn,
"datconfig,...
" ^
I thought that a more up-to-date version would come in the debian
sources, so I waited for a while, doing a few apt-get updates. But
apparently, nothing is changing.
I know that I could get sources and compile pgadmin myself, but this is
for my working machine, which is quite crucial, and I try to avoid, as
much as possible, any weird installations, and I keep it as
debian-stable as possible.
Any idea? Maybe I could try to add a "datconfig" field to... some
table, but which one?
Or I could also add another repositery to my /etc/apt/sources.list ? I
tried to find one, unsuccessfully, so far.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Pierre
PS: in the meantime, I only work with psql, which is very efficient.
But sometimes, I miss the neat features of pgadmin, like browsing
through dozens of views, reviewing table structures in a glance, etc.
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