I have just released pgAdmin v6.5.2. It can be found at:
http://www.pgadmin.freeserve.co.uk/
This is the biggest update ever (not that I want it to sound like bloatware
but we've now exceeded 10,000 lines of code!), new features/updates include:
* Fixed the brain dead ODBC connection checking that was called after the
connection was used!
* Fixed the tooltip text on the Add Column button in the table browser.
* Fixed a problem where an error was generated when the MDI form was
minimised.
* Converted the entire project to use ADO instead of DAO (except the source
db side of the Migration Wizard). This is a significantly faster data access
method.
* Fixed a bug in the Revision Tracker which stored the version number as an
integer value.
* Changed the default type mapping for dbCurrency, dbDecimal, dbNumeric,
dbSingle and dbDouble to the numeric data type.
* Database originating error messages now include the error from the
PostgreSQL backend rather than just saying 'ODBC call failed'.
* Removed the Edit/Save/Cancel buttons on the Revision Tracking and Tune db
dialogues.
* Increased the height of the textboxes displaying object details on the
right hand side of the various object browsers.
* Added various printed reports (Summary, Tables, Indexes, Sequences).
* Added a Change Password dialogue.
* Added a Select Printer dialogue.
* Corrected some inconsistencies in the date handling of user account expiry
data.
* Added support for the Numeric data type.
* Added support for User Groups.
Regards,
Dave.
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