Le 28/04/2011 16:10, Thom Brown a écrit :
> This is for pgAdmin 1.14 beta 1 on OSX.
>
> When setting up a foreign table, upon adding a column, the "Member
> name" and "Data type" values remain in the input fields.
>
Fixed.
> Also, upon attempting to open a foreign table, pgAdmin is displaying
> the message "An error has occurred: No Table or view" and then
> crashes. The error message on the server is: "LOG: unexpected EOF on
> client connection"
>
Fixed too.
> Steps to recreate:
>
> 1) Install the file_fdw extension
> 2) Create a server called "file" using this extension
> 3) Create a foreign table using the following definition:
>
> CREATE FOREIGN TABLE stuff (id int, animal text) SERVER 'file' OPTIONS
> (format 'text', filename '/tmp/stuff.txt', delimiter ',');
>
> Also create a file in /tmp/stuff.txt with the following contents:
>
> 1,Llama
> 2,Dog
> 3,Sheep
> 4,Whale
> 5,Lizard
>
> Using psql, the following query works fine:
>
> postgres=# select * from stuff;
> id | animal
> ----+--------
> 1 | Llama
> 2 | Dog
> 3 | Sheep
> 4 | Whale
> 5 | Lizard
> (5 rows)
>
> When just clicking on the foreign table name in the browser, I can see
> the definition in the SQL pane. If I click in that pane, pgAdmin
> crashes again. It is displaying the following in the pane:
>
> -- Foreign table: stuff
>
> -- DROP FOREIGN TABLE stuff;
>
> CREATE FOREIGN TABLE stuff
> (id integer ,
> animal text )
> SERVER file
> OPTIONS (format=text,delimiter=,,filename=/tmp/stuff.txt);
> ALTER FOREIGN TABLE stuff OWNER TO thom;
>
> So there appears to be single quotes missing from the options section.
> I never entered them in the actual interface to create the foreign
> table, but pgAdmin was showing the correct creation SQL in the editor.
> It is also displaying = between the parameter and value in the
> options list, but this isn't valid.
>
Yea, I thought the contents of the ftoptions field was compatible with
the CREATE FOREIGN TABLE syntax, but it appears it isn't. So I had to
implement a parse function which was quite difficult (hence the comments
in the function).
Fixed.
> The same problem appears in the properties tab for the foreign table.
> It displays the options list in the same way, without quotes and uses
> = between parameter and value.
>
Fixed.
> Also, when I was in the editor, when clicking on the SQL tab and
> clicking on the text, it also crashes.
>
Seems to be fixed.
> I also don't see where user mappings are shown in the interface. I
> have every browser object set to display including user mappings.
>
Under foreign servers.
> One last thing, I don't see the server named "file" appearing in the
> Dependents list for file_fdw. My "stuff" table appears in the
> Dependents list for my server called "file", but it says "Unknown" in
> the Type column. This relationship is not reciprocated as the foreign
> table doesn't show any dependency on the foreign server, and the
> foreign server shows no dependency on the file_fdw extension.
>
Still need to works on this.
Thanks for this complete bug report.
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