Well, again the trace appears to show that
frmQuery::OnChangeConnection is in the stack - have you even touched
the select connection combo box?
One thing you might try is changing your GTK theme. We have had odd
reports on some Linuxes that using certain themes will result in GTK
errors on the console and sometimes a crash.
Hi Dave
I got the work around for the crash.
I am trying to fix this problem.
I think the problem is not with pgAdmin.
This is the flow of the control during the crash..
After opening the query tool...
src/base/pgConnBase.cpp:
pgConnBase::pgConnBase(
pgSetBase *pgConnBase::ExecuteSet
src/frm/frmQuery.cpp
void frmQuery::OnChangeConnection(
After closing the query tool...
src/base/pgConnBase.cpp
void pgConnBase::Close()
src/frm/frmQuery.cpp
void frmQuery::OnChangeConnection(
(IS IT THE RIGHT CALL??????)
This is not the final solution, because after closing this query tool
Add server wnd is opened. But no crash!!
I will have to do more tests and get back to you..
Any comments??
Work around
===========
int dlgSelectConnection::Go(pgConn *conn, ctlComboBoxFix *cb)
{
cbConnection=cb;
if (mainForm != NULL)
{
treeObjectIterator servers(mainForm->GetBrowser(),
mainForm->GetServerCollection());^M
pgServer *s;^M
while ((s=(pgServer*)servers.GetNextObject()) != 0)^M
{
cbServer->Append(s->GetIdentifier(), (void*)s);
+ if(s->GetConnected())
+ { continue;}
if (s->GetConnected() && s->GetConnection()->GetHost()
== conn->GetHost() && s->GetConnection()->GetPort() == conn->GetPort())^M
{
cbServer->SetSelection(cbServer->GetCount()-1);^M
remoteServer = s;^M
}^M
} ^M
cbServer->SetFocus();^M
}^
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