> -----Original Message-----
> From: Armbrust, Daniel C. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 14 August 2002 18:37
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [pgadmin-support] migration problems with 1.3.60
> alpha + gui issues
>
>
> When attempting to migrate a set of tables from an access
> database using version 1.3.60 alpha, According to the log
> file, the following SQL was generated:
>
> SELECT MAX(`OID_key`) AS RECCOUNT FROM `OID_root`CREATE
> SEQUENCE "OID_root_OID_key_key" START 356
This syntax is legal on Access - does the log say it's being executed
against PostgreSQL?
> Additionally, in version 1.3.60 alpha, when I launch the
> program, the lower right pane where "Definition" is does not
> get painted until I click on something that causes data to go
> there. It stays transparent at first (I can see my desktop
> through it)
That's definately wierd. It's also handled by VB so there's not much I
can do. I guess I could write a string there at startup.
>
> Last:
> In version the new version, when I connect to my database, it
> doesn't show me any of my tables with the new version. I
> believe that this may have something to do with the fact that
> my table names contain capital letters (I'm new to postgres,
> is uppercase and postgres a bad thing?) - however, this works
> in the old version. I'm currently testing the capital letter
> theory. It appears that the calls must be surrounded in
> quotes? And the new version is not doing it?
I would avoid capitals if possible. Stick to a-z, 0-9 and _
In this version tables are listed under a dummy schema, so make sure you
expand Schemas -> Public in the treeview. This new structure is designed
for PostgreSQL 7.3, but with maximum backward compatibility without
things getting overly complex.
Regards, Dave.
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