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Scott Chapman a écrit :
> pgAdminIII 1.2.0 PostgreSQL 8.0
>
> I moved over from Linux to do some work with Pg on Windows. Windows
> doesn't have a "tail" command unless you use cygwin tail it from there.
>
> So, I was quite happy to see the Tools->Server Status->LogFile option
> in pgAdminIII.
>
> The first thing I noticed is that it doesn't "tail". The scroll bar
> stays where it was an you move it manually. That's something I can
> live with but I'd love to see it able to put the latest queries on top
> or scroll the bar and allow you to scroll back to get into the history
> buffer.
>
> Anyway, I turned my logging level to LOG and my log_statement to all
> so I can see what is actually being SELECTED. This is a great way to
> debug your web application in my experience. Imagine my
> disappointment when the log file started filling up with this junk:
>
> 2005-03-01 17:39:04 LOG: statement: SELECT pg_file_length('C:/Program
> Files/PostgreSQL/8.0/data/pg_log/postgresql-2005-03-01_173622.log') AS
> len
> 2005-03-01 17:39:04 LOG: statement: SELECT len FROM pg_file_stat($1)
> AS s(len int8, c timestamp, a timestamp, m timestamp, i bool)
> 2005-03-01 17:39:04 CONTEXT: SQL function "pg_file_length" during
> inlining
>
> ...making it virtually completely useless.
>
> PgAdmin needs to find another way to get the log file length besides a
> SQL query to the database! I'm off to deal with cygwin now. :(
>
> Is this the place to put in enhancement requests/bug notices?
>
> Cordially,
> Scott
>
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