Thread: Browser in pgAdmin4 v3.6 is not able to show either Function orTrigger function in Release 11 database

Hello!

I'm on Centos 7 and just migrated to Release 11 (from 10) using official repository and re-installed pgAdmin4 v.3.6 from there too.   Suddenly I'm not able to see in browser Function and Trigger Functions!

It appears that the problem is due to this sql request which refers to proisagg columns which has been incompatibly removed in Release 11 as described here for example:

SELECT    pr.oid, pr.proname || '(' || COALESCE(pg_catalog.pg_get_function_identity_arguments(pr.oid), '') || ')' as name,    lanname, pg_get_userbyid(proowner) as funcowner, description
FROM
    pg_proc pr
JOIN
    pg_type typ ON typ.oid=prorettype
JOIN
    pg_language lng ON lng.oid=prolang
LEFT OUTER JOIN
    pg_description des ON (des.objoid=pr.oid AND des.classoid='pg_proc'::regclass)
WHERE
    proisagg = FALSE
    AND pronamespace = 16626::oid
    AND typname NOT IN ('trigger', 'event_trigger')
ORDER BY
    proname;œ

It seems that in order to resolve it I just need to replace proisagg = FALSE with prokind != 'a'. Could you please let me know whether I can do it myself using pgAdmin4 version from the repository or I need to install from the source code? 

Or is there any other workaround for that issue?

Hello,

I managed to resolve the issue by re-creation of server node in pgAdmin4's browser. It seems that pgAdmin kept somewhere locally  that the version of the server is 10 (I did an upgrade) - so it was using wrong templates for sql queries.

Hello!

I'm on Centos 7 and just migrated to Release 11 (from 10) using official repository and re-installed pgAdmin4 v.3.6 from there too.   Suddenly I'm not able to see in browser Function and Trigger Functions!

It appears that the problem is due to this sql request which refers to proisagg columns which has been incompatibly removed in Release 11 as described here for example:

SELECT    pr.oid, pr.proname || '(' || COALESCE(pg_catalog.pg_get_function_identity_arguments(pr.oid), '') || ')' as name,    lanname, pg_get_userbyid(proowner) as funcowner, description
FROM
    pg_proc pr
JOIN
    pg_type typ ON typ.oid=prorettype
JOIN
    pg_language lng ON lng.oid=prolang
LEFT OUTER JOIN
    pg_description des ON (des.objoid=pr.oid AND des.classoid='pg_proc'::regclass)
WHERE
    proisagg = FALSE
    AND pronamespace = 16626::oid
    AND typname NOT IN ('trigger', 'event_trigger')
ORDER BY
    proname;œ

It seems that in order to resolve it I just need to replace proisagg = FALSE with prokind != 'a'. Could you please let me know whether I can do it myself using pgAdmin4 version from the repository or I need to install from the source code? 

Or is there any other workaround for that issue?

Hi

Thanks for the update.

Fahar, can you test this scenario please, and log an issue as appropriate?

On Wed, Jan 23, 2019 at 5:49 PM Petr Fedorov <petr.fedorov@phystech.edu> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I managed to resolve the issue by re-creation of server node in pgAdmin4's browser. It seems that pgAdmin kept
somewherelocally  that the version of the server is 10 (I did an upgrade) - so it was using wrong templates for sql
queries.
>
>
> 23.01.2019 19:10, Petr Fedorov пишет:
>
> Hello!
>
> I'm on Centos 7 and just migrated to Release 11 (from 10) using official repository and re-installed pgAdmin4 v.3.6
fromthere too.   Suddenly I'm not able to see in browser Function and Trigger Functions! 
>
> It appears that the problem is due to this sql request which refers to proisagg columns which has been incompatibly
removedin Release 11 as described here for example: 
>
> SELECT    pr.oid, pr.proname || '(' || COALESCE(pg_catalog.pg_get_function_identity_arguments(pr.oid), '') || ')' as
name,   lanname, pg_get_userbyid(proowner) as funcowner, description 
> FROM
>     pg_proc pr
> JOIN
>     pg_type typ ON typ.oid=prorettype
> JOIN
>     pg_language lng ON lng.oid=prolang
> LEFT OUTER JOIN
>     pg_description des ON (des.objoid=pr.oid AND des.classoid='pg_proc'::regclass)
> WHERE
>     proisagg = FALSE
>     AND pronamespace = 16626::oid
>     AND typname NOT IN ('trigger', 'event_trigger')
> ORDER BY
>     proname; œ
>
>
> It seems that in order to resolve it I just need to replace proisagg = FALSE with prokind != 'a'. Could you please
letme know whether I can do it myself using pgAdmin4 version from the repository or I need to install from the source
code?
>
> Or is there any other workaround for that issue?



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