please check file dialog properties. I'm sure the dialog may return real file name not depended on one of predefined
filtersselected.
MK
23. 7. 2012 v 22:52, "Guillaume Lelarge" <guillaume@lelarge.info>:
> On Mon, 2012-07-23 at 15:20 +0100, Martin French wrote:
>>
>>> I can't replicate this problem. It works for me.
>>> I am running pgAdmin 1.14.2, Windows 7
>>
>> Replicated on 1.14.3, Windows 7 x64.
>>
>>> How to reproduce:
>>> 1. create some text file and save it without suffix - make sure OS
>>> doesn't hide suffixes making you think that there is no suffix in a
>> filename
>>> 2. Open query editor window
>>> 3. Select File / Open...
>>> 4. Enter star character (*) into filename field and commit it
>>> hitting enter - in result you will get all files listed in file
>> browser
>>> 5. find your file
>>> 6. select it and open it - this operation will end up with error:
>>> "can't open file"
>>
>>
>> 1. created file: H:\Postgres Scripts\test
>> 2. opened editor
>> 3. file > open
>> 4. typed *, hit enter
>> 5. found file " test "
>> 6: Brings up:
>>
>> An Error has occurred:
>>
>> Can't open file 'c:\path\test.sql' (error 2: the system cannot find
>> the file specified)
>>
>> note that ".sql" has been appended to the name of my test file.
>> Probably as the file spec is set to *.sql. If you use the dropdown
>> and select *.*, then it works fine.
>>
>
> There's not much we can do here. We show the standard dialog, and it
> tells us which file the user wants to open. If it tells to open
> "test.sql", we have no way to understand you wanted to open the file
> "test".
>
>
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> Guillaume
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