Dave - I can't reproduce this on a test machine. Below is what I did. Is there another method you would like me to use?
I installed pgadmin 1.8.0 on a test machine (windows xp sp2). I was able to add a schedule using 1.8.0. I then upgraded pgadmin to 1.8.4. I was able to add a schedule using 1.8.4 as well on this test machine. I'm still not able to add a schedule on my primary machine (windows xp sp2). My coworker is still unable to add a schedule on his primary machine (linux gentoo). My other coworker can add a schedule on his primary machine (linux).
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On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 6:01 PM, <susan.williams@us.michelin.com> wrote: > > Dave - I added comments; but, it still doesn't recognize the date even > though it is there. The date in the start date field is 10/03/08. I tried > using the format you used below. When I manually typed in the date > 10/03/2008, it removed the visible date from the field.
I've just been testing on Windows XP, and no matter what I do it seems to work fine. I've tried with regional settings set to both US and UK.
Can anyone else (preferrably with a dev environment) reproduce this?
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