Hi, Can you please share the screenshot for pgadmin where the grid is not displayed?
Thanks, Yogesh Mahajan EnterpriseDB On Fri, Jul 5, 2024 at 11:44 AM Reuben Fraser <rjfraser.cas...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have already done that, as me and ChatGPT were trying to resolve this > issue for about two hours and tried everything that ChatGPT could think of. > For example, this is our chat when doing that: > > ...proceed with converting to the Query Tool tab. This will allow you to > execute the SQL query I mentioned earlier to check if the table exists: > SELECT * FROM information_schema.tables WHERE table_name = 'Restaurants'; > > > Click "OK" or "Yes" to confirm that you want to convert to the Query Tool > tab. > Paste the SQL query (SELECT * FROM information_schema.tables WHERE > table_name = 'Restaurants';) into the query editor. > Execute the query by clicking the play button or pressing F5. > Review the output to see if the Restaurants table exists in your database. > This approach will help verify if the table is indeed present in the > database and potentially shed light on why it's not displaying correctly in > the data view/edit mode. If the query returns information about the > Restaurants table, then it exists, and you can proceed with further SQL > operations as needed. > The result is SeoulKPopAdventuresMap in the table_catalog, table_schema is > public, table_name is Restaurants, table_type, BASE TABLE, and everything > else is [null] except for is_insertable_into which is yes, and is_typed, > which is no. > > Great! It looks like the Restaurants table exists in your database ( > SeoulKPopAdventuresMap) as a base table in the public schema. This > confirms that the table creation was successful. > > To view or edit the data within the Restaurants table using pgAdmin, you > might need to ensure you are navigating to the correct section: > > 1. > > *Navigate to the Table:* Ensure you are looking under the correct > database (SeoulKPopAdventuresMap) and schema (public) where the table > was created. > 2. > > *View/Edit Data:* Look for an option like "View/Edit Data" or "Browse > Data" in pgAdmin. This should open a grid-like interface where you can see > the rows of the Restaurants table. > 3. > > *Grid View:* If clicking on the grid icon doesn't open the data grid > view directly, try to refresh the interface or restart pgAdmin to ensure > everything loads correctly. > > If you're still having trouble finding or viewing the data, consider > restarting pgAdmin or checking if there are any filters or settings > preventing the table from being displayed. Sometimes, a simple refresh or > reconnection to the database can resolve such issues. > > I have already been doing the below all along: > > To view or edit the data within the Restaurants table using pgAdmin, you > might need to ensure you are navigating to the correct section: > > Navigate to the Table: Ensure you are looking under the correct database > (SeoulKPopAdventuresMap) and schema (public) where the table was created. > > View/Edit Data: Look for an option like "View/Edit Data" or "Browse Data" > in pgAdmin. This should open a grid-like interface where you can see the > rows of the Restaurants table. > > But as I have already explained, what I am not seeing is a Grid View > > On Fri, 5 Jul 2024 at 13:56, Yogesh Mahajan < > yogesh.maha...@enterprisedb.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Are you able to locate the same table in object explorer? View/Edit data >> will appear in the context menu on the table. >> Alternatively , you can open a query for the same table in the query tool >> to cross check if it is present. If it's present then, select the same >> database and click on 'Search Object' icon beside the filter icon in object >> explorer at top. Enter table name and click on search result. It will take >> you to the object location in the object explorer. >> >> Thanks, >> Yogesh Mahajan >> EnterpriseDB >> >> >> On Fri, Jul 5, 2024 at 8:28 AM Reuben Fraser <rjfraser.cas...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >>> I successfully executed the following SQL to create a table named >>> Restaurants in pgAdmin: >>> >>> CREATE TABLE Restaurants ( >>> RestaurantID SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, >>> RestaurantName VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, >>> District VARCHAR(100), >>> Neighborhood VARCHAR(100), >>> CuisineCategory VARCHAR(100), >>> CuisineSubcategory VARCHAR(100), >>> Active BOOLEAN DEFAULT true, >>> YearsIncluded TEXT, >>> Address TEXT, >>> Telephone VARCHAR(20), >>> Menu TEXT[], >>> Hours TEXT[], >>> SpecialHours TEXT[], >>> AdditionalInfo TEXT, >>> ImageURL TEXT, >>> PriceCategory VARCHAR(50), >>> TripAdvisorRating DECIMAL(3, 2), >>> MichelinGuideRating VARCHAR(50), >>> VegetarianFriendly BOOLEAN DEFAULT false, >>> VeganOptions BOOLEAN DEFAULT false, >>> HalalOptions BOOLEAN DEFAULT false, >>> GlutenFreeOptions BOOLEAN DEFAULT false, >>> Meals TEXT[], >>> SignatureDishes TEXT[], >>> OpenNow BOOLEAN DEFAULT false, >>> OnlineBooking BOOLEAN DEFAULT false, >>> Awards TEXT[], >>> GoodFor TEXT[], >>> RestaurantFeatures TEXT[] >>> ); >>> >>> The execution was confirmed successful in the Query History. However, >>> despite following the steps provided by ChatGPT to view the table in >>> pgAdmin, I am unable to locate it. Specifically, after navigating to the >>> correct database (SeoulKPopAdventuresMap) and schema (public) and >>> attempting to open "View/Edit Data" or "Browse Data," no table appears in >>> the grid-like interface as expected. >>> >>> Could you please advise on how to resolve this issue and ensure the >>> table is correctly displayed in pgAdmin? >>> >>> Sincerely, >>> >>> Reuben, a new user. >>> >>
