[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am using the actual Version (1.6 RC1) of pgAdmin III running on Windows XP
SP2 (fully patched) and think, I have found a bug:
I start pgAdmin, connect to a Database (PostgreSQL 8.1.5 on i686-pc-linux-gnu,
compiled by GCC gcc (GCC) 3.3.3 (SuSE Linux)), open the query window and start
typing the command
select * from v$komp_verz where ko_name = 'gbads';
Everything is good up to 'select * from v$komp_verz where ko_'.
If I continue with "name = 'gbads';", a new query windows opens and accepts the
rest of the command.
(So, the command is splitted above two query-windows and can't be executed)
Using cut and paste, I am able to put the complete line in one window and I can
execute it.
The error is reproducable. On pgAdmin III 1.4.1 it does not occur. I hope, you
can fix the error.
The rest of the program runs very good !
Yeah, this was a translation error (the shortcut for a new window should
be control-n). It's been fixed in SVN (from which I'm about to roll
rc2), but until that's ready you can run the UI in any language other
then de_DE to work around the problem.
Thanks for the report though.
Regards, Dave.
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