Greetings,
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Josh Berkus wrote:
>> What's the easiest way to modify or view a function written in
>> PL/pgSQL? I've been using pg_dump to get the original function, then
>> dropping and creating the function and trigger after making a change.
>> Is there an easier way?
> Well, if you're on Win32 or on Linux, you can install PGAccess (link
> from postgresql.org). PGAccess has an OK function editor, although it
> doesn't support cut-and-paste on Xwindows and I've found a few bugs with
> large and complex functions.
One if the 'features' missing in PGAccess (at least, on the version found
in the 'ports-tree' of FreeBSD 4.1) is a simple 'save-without-quit'
function.
When you're editing a function; and you do save, the windows closes.
So, you do some debugging, you find a bug; and you need to re-open the
function.
Usually (on my workstation), the windows pops up at the wrong place of the
screen; and I usually need to do some 'resizing' to get the window in the
shape I like.
Cheerio! Kr. Bonne
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