Re: PgAdmin Crash - Mailing list pgadmin-support

Le 05/01/2010 04:34, Franz Fritsche a écrit :
> Dear Guillaume!
> 
> I'm sorry, but I could not figure out how to reply to your post in the mailing list. :-(
>  
>>> Obviously the problem is that "Properties..." is not disabled (grayed), which it should be. 
>>> [... ] The same seems to be true for "Delete/Drop...", though selecting it does 
>>> not produce a crash (it just seems to have no effect).
>>>
>> I have the same behaviour. In fact, you don't need the /q parameter to
>> trigger it. I added a ticket for this
> 
> Ah, you are right, just tried it! :-)
> 
> C:\Programme\PostgreSQL\8.4\bin\pgAdmin3.exe /s "PostgreSQL 8.4"
> 
> Found more problems (i.e. another crash) with this startup mode:
> 
> - Tools / Server Status ---> Crash!
> 
> Actually there are lots of differences (concerning the activated/disabled commands in the menu) 
> between (a) standard startup and manual connection with the database and (b) startup with 
> switch /s (->automatic connection):
> 
> (1) After standard startup and manual connection with database _and then selecting "Server (1)" 
> in the Object Browser_ ALL commands in the menu "Tool" are grayed - not so after startup with 
> /s.
> 
> (2) After standard startup [etc.] "File / Change Password..." is disabled (grayed) - not so after 
> startup with /s. (!)
> 
> (3) After standard startup [etc.] "View / Refresh" is disabled (grayed) - not so after startup with /s.
> 

This only happens on Windows, AFAICT. Problem is that the correct item
is not selected. The GUI should show the correct server highlighted. I
tried something yesterday but it didn't work out well. Will try once
again tonight.

> In addition "Edit / Copy" is not grayed in BOTH cases (a) and (b), though it's not clear to me 
> what object might be copied when selected... ;-) Hence I guess it should be disabled (in both 
> cases) too.
> 

Will look at this.

> 
> Sincerely,
> Franz Fritsche
> 
> 
> P.S. Just a comment: I'd propose to disable the toolbar button "Execute the last used plugin." if 
> there are no plugins to execute (for the selected "object" in the Object Viewer). This behaviour 
> would then be consistent with the behaviour of the other toolbar buttons. (The "Execute..." button 
> seems to be a recent addition, right? After all I couldn't find it in the Help documentation for 
> pgAdmin III.)
> 

Will look at this too.


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